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Old 10-25-2012, 07:29 PM #1
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Default non-consecutive IVIg

I'm going in for a 5-day course of IVIg next week (I've been steadily weakening). The infusion center is only open Monday through Friday. They're going to try to get me in on Monday, but my neurologist says that he's also willing to do three days, take Saturday and Sunday off, and then do two more days. He says he didn't used to do that, but he does now. Does anyone know if IVIg is less effective split up like that?

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