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Hi Qbert,
Thanks for the reply. Why you thought it was not that common to switch from Rebif to Mavenclad? What is the usual type of switch as per your experiences?
Hi,
My doctor told me that due to high fever as a result you may have a relapse. This may be the case for a normal flu with high fever as well. Not only correlated to covid.
Hope it is only a side effect of covid and will pass soon and not a relapse. But I would suggest you to consult your doctor as soon as you can if your fever is not going down.I wish you recover from covid very soon! Take good care of you.
NurçinHey!
I would like to hear more about your experiences as I’ll be moving to Sweden very soon 🙂 we can connect if you are still interested.Thank you very much all who responded!
Apperently I will not have my social insurace benefit until all necessary registrations are settled for social benefits even if I get my resident permit earlier. And from Turkey, I am only able to bring 3 boxes Rebif (3 months) with me. It is likely that I will be without any medication for almost 9 months in Sweden. Which is a long period I would say. I will try to visit a hospital to see if I am able to get prescribed my medication even if I am not yet a part of social insurance (by paying the medication myself, knowing that it will cost me a lot!).
I hope that I’ll have my the social insurance as soon as possible + I will not have any relapses during this period 🙂Do you know if there is a specific health center that I need to visit near Eskilstuna for MS?
Or any healthcare centers/hospitals are ok?Nurçin