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Old 12-13-2011, 12:20 AM #7
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Has anyone had Rituxan infusions and if you have can you tell me what effects you have had, good or bad! My neuro wants to possibly start me on Rituxan in a month and I need some feedback. Any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks!!!
Did you get the Rituxan? 3 neuros are telling me I should do this and I am scared to death. Hope you're well; thanks.
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