User Reviews for Aubagio oral

I gain 35 lbs and I am losing my hair and it is not helping much

Dx'd '93, Been on ABCR & Novantone which gave me lung scarring. On this x 3 months (7mg) hair loss, fatigue & loose stools daily. No improvement in MS symptoms which is no worth the $4K a month they are making on this drug. am sure symptoms will worsen with 14mg.

I have had no exacerbations since I have used this drug. I have had no side effects either so it seems the best drug for multiple sclerosis

amazing stuff.feeling better now than have in years. able to exercise more and more. 15 years diagnosed.

Been on for 2 months & have been experiencing severe gastric problems. Repeated diverticulitis flares, stomach cramping, tons of gas & endless trips to the bathroom. Numbness on left side from shoulder to hand.

I am more fatigued than ever, even taking Ritalin for the fatigue. I have numbness, tingling and burning in my fingers and feet. I can't even begin to describe how much hair I lose everyday and every time I wash my hair. I have bald spots now. I was on betaseron, rebif, copaxone and then Gilenya. I was dx with MS in 2007. I jumped at the chance to get away from needles with Gilenya, but it gave me macular edema. I thought I was doing better to take the Aubagio, but now I think I would prefer to be back on Copaxone. At least I felt better and wasn't losing my hair.Read More Read Less

I started taking Aubagio 7mg in December 2012 and have been on it ever since. I have very few side effects and will accept them just so I don't have to take a shot anymore. Side effects were small compared to my MS flare ups. I have the pins and needles feeling in my hands and feet but it goes away after a few minutes. Overall I'm incredibly happy with the medication and the company is amazing with their payment assistance. I currently pay $10 a month which is significantly cheaper than the other medications out there. I love my Msone2one nurse. Again, I couldn't be happier with the medication and besides stopping to have children, I hope to stay on this medication. Fingers crossed it's actually working as well :)Read More Read Less

I was on every shot there was ending in four years on tysabri where I was doing very well. Unfortunatly, I jumped at the chance to take aubagio. I started in jan. 2013 until now. I have had 5 flare ups with hospital stays with solumedrol treatments! I now realize it is a very big deal to get off the aubagio to switch to anything else. The drug stays in your bloodstream for two years.

I am exhausted. I have been on this med for 4 weeks, I went off for one under the doctors orders and being back on for another week I can barely move.