Disease-Modifying Drugs
The advent of disease modifying drugs made MS a treatable condition. These drugs include beta (Betaseron), alpha (Avonex, Rebif) and glatiramer (Copaxone).
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After several months of soul searching and research, following my diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis, I made the choice to wait to take any of the disease modifying drugs. It was not an easy decision to make. I am not opposed to taking the medication. I may take it in the future but right now I am choosing to wait based upon…
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Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, commented on Tecfidera and PML: Is there a direct… Jenna, Our stories are so similar. I also experienced optic…
Henriette mortensen answered Can copaxone make you feel even more… HI! I also experienced tieredness efter taking Copaxone. I have skiped it 3…
bolts2807 commented on Any experience with Human Growth Hormone What type of HGH are you on?
alize55 answered Severe injection site reaction with… This has been my exact problem. I love copaxone, don't get me wrong. I'm so…
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