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Old 05-02-2013, 12:03 PM #10
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I started Tecfidera last Thursday and so far so good. I had minimal short lived flushing after the first dose. Days 3 & 4 some stomach upset a few hours after the morning dose (could have been anything though) and then today I started the 240mg and wow do I have a headache, but that's it. Not too bad at all, very excited!
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