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Umm . . . not sure exactly. I've read that any drug ending in "FLOXACIN" can induce relapses in some PwMS, but I don't know if that is why he stopped rxing it. Or, it may be because there is a new blackbox warning on it for causing tendon issues; something I am personally prone to anyway.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/boos...joins-the.html

He used rx it all the time, and it worked VERY well for me . . .

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