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by jensequitur, Oct 02, 2009 03:03PM
They all have the same success rate - 30% fewer lesions and 30% less disability. Copaxone is a sub-cutaneous injection, so it's a smaller needle. It's why I chose that drug over the others. I think it's all about comfort level.
by maartu, Oct 02, 2009 05:34PM
To: jensequitur
Thank you Jen! There is so much to sort through. It is a blessing to have support groups such as this one available as a resource.
by jensequitur, Oct 02, 2009 05:58PM
You might see if you can get on a fingolimod trial - it's an oral med they're researching for MS, and so far it has a higher success rate. I think it's about 50%.
by maartu, Oct 02, 2009 06:21PM
To: jensequitur
Ok, I will ask about it.
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