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Which type of medicine are you taking for your multiple sclerosis?
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Nonspecific question: Presume you are asking advice. The most potent meds in order are tysabri, (natalizumab) gilenya, tecfidera, rebif, betaseron, aubagio, copaxone, and least potent, avonex. Suggest strongly add vitamin d supplements.
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