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Old 04-24-2008, 10:42 AM #1
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Confused pain and stiffness from Avonex or MS, how to know

do most with MS have pain issues?

I am trying to sort out what may be Avonex side effects and what may be pain and stiffness I am feeling because of MS....if any.

My MS doctors nurse called today and some of her questions made me think I might be feeling aches, pain, and stiffness from things other than the Avonex.

I was having trouble with aching and pain before Avonex. The Avonex has really made it a lot worse.

Thanks,
LA
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Optic neuritis May 2007 and again January2008
Diagnosed February 13 2008
Started Avonex February 22 2008 (still progressing)
July 2009 started Betaseron.....

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