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by debtahals wears a curiosity COAT on August 27th, 2008

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If you have multiple sclerosis (MS) - at what point did you start taking any of the ABC-R (avonex, betaseron, copaxone, rebif) drugs by injection - and since then - do you feel better, worse or about the same?

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  • by Ms.A on February 27th, 2009

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    Hi Debtahals,I just got my info in the mail about copaxone.I was diagnosed about a week ago and should start injections in a few weeks.Everything I've read about it seems good-maybe a few side effects that I can live with.The waiting is killing me!!I do have an appointment with my chiropractor to go over some of the supplements I take(these do seem to help)and I'll be making dietary changes as well..So,I have high hopes for this stuff and will see my neurologist after a month of taking copaxone.Do you take any injectables?

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