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Old 02-12-2008, 11:29 AM #1
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Default Rebif/Advil/Heartburn?????
I am on my last week of Rebif titration pack - doing ok so far..... but I need some advice!

I have been having the most aggravating heart burn (maybe acid reflux) that is waking me up at night! I asked MSLifelines yesterday if it could possible be a side affect of Rebif - they had never heard of it? Maybe it is the Advil? I have been premedicating with 2 Advil each injection. And the more I think about it - the nights I burn the worst are those nights I have injected - therefore taken Advil!

Just for something different I am trying Naproxen today. Has anyone else experienced this and have any words of wisdom?
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