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Old 04-15-2013, 03:24 PM #1
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What happens if you double dose on Rebif?
You know I don't know, but you should call MS Lifelines and speak to a nurse. They can tell you.
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does anyone know on here? anyone have experience?
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If you are still on a small dose, it probably won't matter.
Your side effects may be a little more, is all. I'm just
guessing this, so you should ask the experts.
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You might have more flu like symptoms. I wouldn't worry about it. There have been trials that used double doses to see how it worked.
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You'll find out when you start full dose which is. double. Expect same symptoms just stronger till you adjust. You'll survive, drink 1/2 gallon water/day.
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