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Old 10-11-2009, 04:04 PM #1
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Default Stupid question about drinking....

This is going to sound pathetic but I am curious to know...Can you drink with tysabri?

I am on so many meds right now that you cannot drink with and yes I realize I should not be basing my decision for new treatments on the ability to have a glass of wine, but dang it! I WANT A GLASS OF WINE!

When and if we do switch to Ty I know we will be pulling the plug on all of the other meds first. So I am curious...
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