The debatable CCSVI treatment for Multiple Sclerosis is now being offered at many locations.
India is one such destination where it is offered by many experienced neurosurgeons.
Potential patients looking for CCSVI treatment might wonder about advantages and disadvantages India has over other destinations.
Below are some of the facts regarding CCSVI India.
The benefits of MS treatment in India:

• It is still in its experimental stage and more data is required to prove its effectiveness in treating MS.
  As of December 2010, FDA does not approves CCSVI treatment.
  It is therefore, performed rarely in US.
  Many neurosurgeons offer Multiple Sclerosis treatment India.
  Those patients, who are waiting for their chance to get this surgery, might find this an easy option.
  
• Many well-trained and experienced neurosurgeons are performing CCSVI in India.
  
• The cost of CCSVI in India is affordable.
  
• There are many world-class hospitals having highly advanced technologies to meet any emergencies.
  
• The long waiting lines have disheartened many patients.
  India provides immediate treatment to patients without any waiting time.
  
• English language has its deep roots in Indian culture.
  It is the secondary official language.
  Many people here are able to communicate properly in English.
  Indian hospitals have English speaking doctors and surgeons.
  This makes the communication easy.
  
• Many studies have found that avoiding stress in life may help avert flare-ups of Multiple Sclerosis.
  MS patients should therefore, try to relax and keep themselves calm.
  India is a home country for many such relaxation techniques like meditation and yoga.
  Further, the breathtaking hill stations, sunny beaches, ancient monuments and many more are real stress busters.
  

The disadvantages of Multiple Sclerosis Treatment in India:

• Entry requirements: Both passport and Visa are required for North Americans, British Nationals, Australians, Germans and others.
  For patients considering treatments like MS treatment India, a medical Visa is required.
  
• Cultural difference: Though language may not be a major problem, but medical tourists might find themselves uncomfortable with food and other cultural differences.
  

All the above factors make CCSVI India a better option.