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Old 02-16-2008, 06:16 PM #11
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...How much of a washout did you do of your previous meds before you had your first Tysabri infusion? (ie: how much time passed between your last dose of your old med before starting tysabri?) I've heard some people say 2 weeks to 30 days...
The FDA "suggests" 2 weeks but the only "requirement" is that you not be on Tysabri and another DMD or immune suppressive med at the same time....excluding courses of IVSM for flares which are allowed.

My neuro told me to stop my Avonex and schedule my infusion when the insurance approval came through. So my first infusion was a week after my last Avonex shot.

I have now had 16 Tysabri infusions, lots of benefit and no problems so far.
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