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984138 tn?1359813073

Missed Dosage

Hi  havent been on in forever been really busy.... But for the first time i missed my ms dosage (it never came in the mail like usual) and am not sure ill be getting in time...i take it saturday now. Anyone ever missed a **** Avenox and couldnt take it to the following week so technical it be 2 weeks of not being on it? Any advice would be great  thanks!  im going to call the dr. onday when they are in
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You don't need to worry about missing a dose. Nothing bad will happen as the result. Of course it isn't wise to miss, but occasionally these things happen. I'm sure your doctor will tell you the same thing.

I've been on Avonex for 3+ years and have done quite well overall.

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I take avonex and the nurse told me that I could take it a day late or a day early.  They do get it to me within a day of ordering it.
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1746440 tn?1311509508
Hi~ I'm fairly new to Avonex but from what I understand, they can get it shipped to you very quickly.  I bet if you call they can get it to you in 1 day.  I would take it as soon as you get it and then ask your doctor when to take the next dose.  Good luck!
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