I have been on kesimpta since May 2021. It is a pre filled auto pen syringe. It is very easy in inject once a month. I only get side effects for a few hour after injection, 1000mg Tylenol helps. The first injection was awful for me, side effect wise. The rest have been okay. Injection site reaction wise I sometimes get a bruise, once a hive, no big deal.

I just know what a neurologist said to me about Kesimpta. It wasn't good or bad but happened when I thought I was having problems paying for my MS drug of choice which is an infusion, Rituximab. I had read about Kesimpta liked the rough stats and was interested in giving the drug a try. My neurologist said it was the same drug as Retux with a different delivery method, a shot for Kesimpta versus an infusion for Retux. I have learned there is no way to predict how your body and MS will react to a drug. If you've done some vetting, all I can say is give Kesimpta a try. You will probably know if it is a med for you quite quicklyand, if it isn't that clear to you, your neuro will test you in 6 months to a year to see what the tests say about your new med

I just loved Gilenya..but I just work out..ithink working out helps so much w/ ms....eating healthy..working out does something to brain ..I do believe! Cardio

Gilenya - spelt wrong..sorry!

I went from copaxone to Gilemys... take a pill everyday.
Luv it!