BE-RAP – What do you think about your Interferon medication?
Injectable interferons were the first drugs to be approved to control relapses and worsening disability in relapsing-remitting MS. These are the BE-RAP drugs: Betaseron/Extavia, Rebif, Avonex and Plegridy. Interferons are often the first medication used to treat MS, and many people continue to take them.
If you’re taking an interferon – we want to hear your feedback. What do you think about your interferon medication?
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