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Default Switching DMDs
Howdy Hi.

If anyone reads the insights thread in the social forum, you already know this. But I am switching from the Copax to Rebif. too many reactions outweighing the benefits.

So to all you Rebifers, what premedications have worked for you? Benedryl is out since it makes me hyper.

Any advice appreciated.
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