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I Am Getting Ready To Stop Doing The Betaseron Injections And Go On The Rebif. Has Anyone Else Made This Transition And Was It Helpful?

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Deckerville, MI
January 20, 2014
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A MyMSTeam Member

I was on betaseron for 19 years and had smooth sailing had to stop because of liver issues and other drugs I have ti take for chrones but as soon as I can I am going back on it. I tried copaxone and hated it, and the tecfidera has been a horrible experience for me

January 21, 2014
A MyMSTeam Member

@TerriHeThey are switching me to Rebif because with the Betaseron I am still in relapses for long periods of time and the Rebif is supposed to be much stronger is how I understood it!

January 20, 2014
A MyMSTeam Member

I was never on BetAserons I tried Rebif for 6 months It made me very depressed

January 20, 2014
A MyMSTeam Member

have you talked about the new oral meds?

January 20, 2014
A MyMSTeam Member

I have been on Rebif for over a year. I take it with Prozac and feel ok.

January 20, 2014

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