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Old 07-23-2020, 05:24 PM #5
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I just wanted to say that finally discussing with my neuro we decided to take tecfidera, it seems that is a little more effective than plegridy.
So I will begin the treatment in a week or two.

This is a little dead, we multiple sclerotics either need to revive this place or move to a more lively forum!, mstrust or something.

greetings
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