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Bigpeg88

Tysabri changes...

Hi guys hope everyone is keeping safe in this new world order we are going through! I am writing this post as I have rrms and have been receiving natalizumab ( tysabri ) at monthly treatments for last 9 years and I am switching to every 6 weeks instead of 4. Can anyone out there describe in any way what that change will be like? I resisted for a while as I'm a "ain't broke, dont fix it" kinda person but due to pml risks and the current health crisis I have changed my treatment plan and was hoping anyone could give some tips on what to expect? Keep safe and remember rule 32 of the zombie apocalypse!
@Jimmy32

Hi I ve just decdied to start on Tysabri was diagnosed with rrms 4weeks ago wit lot of active lesions,what side effects if any had you after being taking it for 9 years?sorry I ve no answer for your question only starting this.

@Bigpeg88

For me personally I've had zero relapses but I do still feel pains and fair amount of fatigue which tends to feel worse few days before infusion, your first one will probably make you feel "flu-like" for a few hours or so but once you get infusion few times it feels pretty routine..