According to a theory put forward by Dr. Paolo Zamboni poor blood drainage from the brain is a major cause for Multiple Sclerosis and clearing the blood vessels in that area may help relieve symptoms.  You may not be able to get the procedure in your home country, but you can have liberation surgery for multiple sclerosis treatment in India. This revolutionary new procedure is still in the testing phases in many countries, but it is available now in India. 

Multiple sclerosis is a proliferating disease that often cripples those afflicted by it. According to the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation (MSF), two hundred people are diagnosed with MS every week in the United States. If you are ready to take advantage of a simple surgical solution to your MS, CCSVI surgery in India is the option you’ve been looking for.

What Is Liberation Surgery?

In 2009, a vascular surgeon from Italy named Paulo Zamboni claimed that a condition called chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI) could be a cause of MS. He therefore proposed that by using angioplasty to open up neck and chest veins, the symptoms could be relieved and the procession of the disease could even be stopped.

Why Get the Zamboni Procedure in India?

Depending on where you are from, the best reason you have for getting multiple sclerosis liberation treatment in India is that it is not available in your home country. The treatment is not yet approved in the U.S. and Canada and, apart from a few clinical trials, is unavailable to patients.

Nevertheless, there are a number of reasons to get CCSVI and MS treatment in India:

• Compared to prices in other countries were the procedure is available, the cost of multiple sclerosis treatment in India is very affordable.
• India’s healthcare system is benefiting from its rapidly growing economy and quickly becoming one of the best in the world.
• There are 21 JCI accredited hospitals in India that follow strict guidelines in order to maintain that mark of distinction.
• Surgeons who perform the MS liberation procedure in India are world class medical practitioners, many of whom have worked or studied abroad and can provide patients with the same quality of care they expect from physicians in their home countries.
• Most of our network surgeons also speak excellent English and will be able to comfortably converse with you and clearly explain the procedure.

So if you are ready to try something new to relieve the painful symptoms of MS and possibly stop the disease dead in its tracks, it’s time to think about liberation surgery for multiple sclerosis treatment in India.

Special disclaimer:  Readers should note that the Liberation Procedure for Multiple Sclerosis is in its infancy and is not yet approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.  No long-term clinic studies to confirm CCSVI benefits have been performed and beneficial claims and testimonials are not necessarily typical.   There could also be significant and unknown risks associated with this treatment.  Please carefully research your options and know the facts before considering this new, yet potentially exciting, procedure.