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Kerie's Case Study
Kerie is a 27 year old female who suffers from relapsing, remitting multiple sclerosis (G35). Kerie’s symptoms include episodic dizziness, which progressed to involve right hemisomal weekness and paresthesias. Kerie has tried and failed various treatments including glatopa, but is reporting injection site reactions and symptoms. The denial indicates that Kerie must have an inadequate response, intolerance, contraindication, or hypersensitivity to avonex, rebif and betaseron; however Kerie was intolerant to the injectable therapy suffering from injection site reactions and needs to use an oral medical to subdue her symptoms. It would be in her best interest to use an oral medication that best suits her lifestyle and frees her from a painful
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