I’ve been offered the vaccine not sure which one but I’m on copaxone and inject everyday. Could anyone help at all
Does this help?
“We have no reason to believe other DMTs available on the NHS will reduce efficacy of vaccines. This covers: glatiramer acetate (Copaxone and Brabio), teriflunomide (Aubagio), dimethyl fumarate (Tecfidera), beta interferons, and natalizumab (Tysabri).”
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Thanks. Makes me think even more. I’ll think I’ll wait a bit longer for more people on the same medication and see how everything goes then.
The covid vaccine injection is nothing like the copaxone daily jab.
It doesn’t hurt and my arm didn’t become sore.
I had the Pfizer vaccine but I’d have been happy to have either.
Get the vaccine!!!
Well I been thinking about it all night. And speaking with my partner and kids I’ll think I’ll wait until further information comes. I really don’t want my symptoms getting worse because at the moment everything with my ms is manageable. Thanks for your reply’s
Do what you feel happy with doing.I am just coming out of a massive relapse and not going to risk taking the vaccine just now as i fear it will set another relapse off.
Hope you get well soon
Hello Valleyboy, I hope this reaches you in time.
No vaccine is being offered. This is legally not a vaccine, as it neither protects you from catching, stops you from transmitting or stops you from getting ill from any virus.
No MS patients were studied during the very limited trials undertaken by BigPharma, and no long term side effects are known for how this will affect your condition. I have read many disturbing articles of massive neurological dysfunction directly following injection of this jab, and would urge you to read up on the effects that this untested experiment can have before taking it.
The facts are always a good place to start.
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