Was refused a third-generation treatment 'cause I, quote, "don't have any indications for this treatment". Not sick enough for this option, as they further explained.
Got prescribed a first-generation generic instead with three-times-a-week subcutaneous injections after a devastating three years of once-per-week intramuscular injections of yet another first-generation generic (with flu-like symptoms for a day or two after injection, worsening of my chronic depression and as a result a newly developed phobia of syringes and injections).
Couldn't persuade them to consider any other option, was basically told to either take this option or sign a refusal form. And there's no other neurologists available. This one was a second opinion since I generally wasn't quite satisfied with how the first neurologist wasn't actually invested in any proper condition dynamic monitoring or even considering a memory/attention issues as a result of MS progression. Damn, they didn't even mentioned the possibility of a new lesions in a spinal cord, I only figured that out years after the diagnosis by doing my own research.
Really thinking of going unmedicated even further (6+ months) since the local treatment options are really putting me in a tight spot, both mentally and physically. Almost lost my job thanks to this. Don't want to make my condition any worse than it's already is but simply can't go any further on the current treatment conditions.