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Q: Husband On Rebif Has Frustration.

asked by: renee1 on July 30th, 2004

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My husband has switched from copaxone to rebif and has had no flareups since(1 year), but he has had major depression. He says he cant control his frustration(anger). Sometimes he is frustrated for no apparent reason. He was never like this before. Does anyone have any insight to what is going on?

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GailMT

replied on July 30th, 2004

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Re-rebif

Has he ever tried prozac. I am on avonex, but before I was dx'd with ms last year, I had terrible pms. I could feel waves of depression all day. As soon as I went on prozac, my moods leveled out. I feel so much better, no highs and lows all day. Gail in nh

renee1

replied on August 1st, 2004

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Re-rebif

Yes, we have tried prozac, zoloft, etc. But they all caused sexual side effects he was not willing to live with. It was like trading one bad thing for another...

Renee1

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