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BETASERON TIP #6


I'm on betaseron, and I'm very sensitive to the flu like symptoms. Before starting it, I was already on Welbutrin XL, which I stayed on while pregnant (it was safe to do so). HOWEVER, Betaseron is making my depression worse. So I'm on Lexapro at night, Welbutrin and Provigil during the day. I also suffer from migraines (since grade school), and right now I have a whopper that started last night and I woke up with it still there. My pain
meds aren't working :P
Everyone is different. I think it's ironic that I am a needlephobic and my medication involves needles :P
So, have your ice pack handy, and be sure to call your beta nurse for anything. They are really good with helping out :) 
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