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My doc never tested my levels, I just asked if there were any supplements I should be taking and he said all MSers should be on D3, 5000iu. So, I take D3 5000iu and I also take Cranberry fruit gel tabs with vitamin C at 8400mg a day. Sure helps keep those bladder infections away.
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Dx RRMS April 1992
Yearly flares from 92 to 11
MS induced seizures 2002
Flare Oct 2011
Flare Dec 2011
Left disabled after 2 previous flares
Betaseron '02, Copaxone '12, Tecfidera '13
(allergic reaction to all)
No longer taking any MS therapy meds
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