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Old 05-15-2013, 01:30 PM #19
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Just finishing my 2nd week. So far a little flushing and headaches. When I take ibuprofen or aspirin at the same time no headache. Neuro appt. next month will try to get ampyra and see if that will lessen impact of ms. Reaction better than what I had with rebif. Pop the pill and go. Flushing could be heat related, 90 degrees yesterday.
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