I can't believe how big these are! I thought with dysphagia as a common MS symptom these pills would be a big as two pieces of rice max. Of course you can't grind them or chew them.
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I love the Maraca effect!
Yes! Just like a mini maraca! In fact (just incase anyone is interested in joining a rhythm band) just pinching the Tecfidera between your fingers and shaking is not nearly as dramatic as cupping it in your palm and gently closing your hand. Now give a good shake! Much more effective
Gotta get your entertainment where you can...Dx - Jan 2005
1st Symptoms - Dec 2004
Currently treatment - Tefidera (6/14) & LDN (4/09)
Past treatments: Copaxone, Rebif, Avonex, Solumedrol IV, Prednisone
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Originally posted by dyin_myelin View PostI can't believe how big these are! I thought with dysphagia as a common MS symptom these pills would be a big as two pieces of rice max. Of course you can't grind them or chew them.
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Originally posted by OrangeMetal View PostDyinMyelin, I didn't see a reply on your other note in the Tysabri section. Did Biogen provide the drug to you on its assistance program or free? I thought providers were supposed to do that for those with insurance issues. What is the charity (?) system they set you up with?
I'm not really sure, there's a pharmacy in TX that called and asked for my information, and then scripted the Tec. at no cost. Funny thing is, the original pharmacy that was going to fill the prescription called. I said that my insurance denied it. They called and did their own investigation, and BCBS explained they didn't do prescriptions. I said we had a separate prescription plan and I gave them the info plus extension to specialty rx. The pharmacy said it was maybe a discount plan, but I insisted it was our p. plan. They're waiting to hear back, but I know Biogen had this information too.
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