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Old 03-11-2010, 08:57 AM #1
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Default Imuran and IVIG
Hey everyone,

So I started Imuran last night and am scheduled for IVIG in a week. Does anyone think that there might be complications with starting both treatments so close together? This will be my first round with IVIG but luckily I talked my neuro into doing it out patient over five days... I am scared to be starting the Imuran, let alone doing the infusion therapy

BTW I'm starting the Imuran due to the Prednisone not working after 9 months at 60 mg... and the IVIG because my strength took a nosedive in the last two weeks... Thanks again for sharing your experience
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