Dear Liese:
Welcome to our Community, of which I believe you are the first national from Germany, and I'm very glad that you survived this recent episode, though with permanent damage to your legs, according to your profile page -- the same thing that happened to me in my first episode, plus I also had damage to my arms and hands.
The therapies available in Germany are all the ones that are relevant to a patient confirmed with SCLS. Years ago, the only treatment with some success was based on medications like theophylline and terbutaline, but by now many patients with recurring episodes have been transitioned to an IVIG-based therapy because it is so far superior.
IVIG is extremely expensive, and therefore oftentimes special authorization needs to be obtained by physicians from private or government medical insurance companies, in order to have their patients receive IVIG on a regular basis at little or no cost to them.
Every SCLS patient should have a primary-care or internal-medicine physician in order to coordinate their care, and that physician can then connect with whatever immunologists, hematologists, orthopedic doctors, and other specialists may be needed.
I recommend that you have your doctor(s) educate themselves about SCLS by consulting our "Disorder Details" and "Disorder Resources" sections, where they will find the latest medical and scientific information that is available.