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Can I pay privately for beta interferon and glatiramer acetate?

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Can I pay privately for beta interferon and glatiramer acetate?

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Like any other licensed drug, disease modifying drugs are available on private prescription. If you are considering this, there are certain things worth bearing in mind: • A neurologist will need to prescribe the drug. • Going private cannot guarantee a drug will be suitable or effective for you. A neurologist is likely to consider the guidance and recommendations from the Association of British Neurologists and NICE when considering whether to prescribe (see the section on eligibility). • All five licensed drugs cost several thousand pounds per year. • These are all drugs which you might take for many years. • Ongoing consultations and monitoring with the prescribing neurologist may also need to be on a private basis.

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