Infusions

Many countries have rejected these drugs. Lequembi and Kinsahasa. Are both very expensive drugs that require much testing and long frequent infusions.

I rejected because of potential brain bleeds.

Please read “the lever” for independent info about this. ( it’s free) I will try to post a link.

won’t let me post the link. “The Lever Alzheimer’s Leqembi ”

Look up those words together, in quotes, in a search engine . If you can’t find it right to me and I will try to post the article some other way.

Hi , a few of our members have written about their experience with infusion therapy. You can read their stories and connect at these link:
https://alzheimersdisease.net/stories/coping-family-history
https://alzheimersdisease.net/stories/maintaining-quality-life
https://alzheimersdisease.net/stories/alzheimers-trial

I hope that helps <3 - Warmly, Donna (Team Member)

My wife finished 36 month Leqembi protocol and now maintenance dose monthly. Zero problems and has scored same cognitive test score for 3 years. It is expensive - but Medicare covers cost for both drug and infusion center. Might have some risks - but for me a godsend.