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Old 05-19-2008, 05:46 PM #1
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The MS doctor wants me to go back on meds. Been dx'd for 6 years and was on Avonex for four years. I went off it b/c it lowered my WBC too much and I was sick all winter with colds/flu.

I was wondering, how is tysabri different than an interferon?

I don't want something that is going to lower my WBC. Does tysabri do that?
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