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in ter feer' on, about my treatment, interferon beta-1b, a biologic response modifier, treat patients with multiple sclerosis, ms, a disease in which the nerves do not function properly and patients may experience weakness; numbness; loss, muscle coordination; and problems with vision, speech, bladder control, this medication will be injected subcutaneously, under the skin, every other day, health care provider will show you, prepare and give the injection, interferon beta-1b is a man-made version, a naturally occuring protein, treat patients with relapsing forms, ms, course, disease where symptoms flare up for a short time, then go away, interferon beta-1b does not cure ms, may reduce the number, disease flare-ups.interferon beta-1b, health care provider, doctor, nurse, may measure the effectiveness and side effects, treatment using laboratory tests and physical examinations, important to keep all appointments with a physician, laboratory, treatment depends on response, precautions, before using interferon beta-1b, allergic to interferon beta-1b, any other medications, human albumin, vitamins, nutritional supplements, herbal products you are taking, plan, take, a physician may need to change the doses, monitor you carefully for side effects, drink, ever drunk large amounts, alcohol, ever had anemia, low red blood cells, low white blood cells, blood problems, bruising easily, bleeding, diabetes, anxiety, depression, mental illness, thoughts, hurting myself , seizures, trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, prostate, skin, thyroid, blood, heart, liver disease , pregnant, plan to become pregnant, when breast-feeding , become pregnant while taking interferon beta-1b, stop using interferon beta-1b immediately, phone a physician, administering my medication, before you administer interferon beta-1b, look at the solution closely, it should be clear and free, floating material, observe the solution container to make sure there are no leaks and check the expiration date, discolored, contains particles, the container leaks, expired, use a new solution, show the damaged, expired one to my health care provider, use my medication exactly as directed, health care provider may start you on a low dose, interferon beta-1b and gradually increase my dose, do not change my dosing schedule, injections should be approximately 48 hours, 2 days, apart, best to give them at the same time, preferably, evening just before bedtime, do not inject interferon beta-1b into an area, skin that is irritated , sore, red, bruised, infected, damaged, abnormal in any way.it is important, change my injection area each time interferon beta-1b is injected; keeping a record will help, remember to rotate injection sites, the same injection area two times in a row, do not inject interferon beta-1b near the navel, bellybutton, waistline, miss a dose, interferon beta-1b, inject my next dose, able to give it, next injection should then be given 48 hours, 2 days, after that dose, interferon beta-1b on 2 days in a row, accidentally take more than my prescribed dose, give it on 2 days in a row, call my health care provider, side effects from interferon beta-1b can occur, interferon beta-1b sometimes causes a flu-like illness with headache, fever, chills, sweating, muscle aches, tiredness, general discomfort, my doctor said, problems continue, worsen, should talk with my health care provider about whether, take an over the counter medication for pain, fever before, after taking my dose, interferon beta-1b, my doctor said, symptoms are severe, upset stomach , indigestion, diarrhea, constipation, weight gain, weight loss, feeling cold, hot much, the time, dizziness , increased urinary frequency, incontinence, flushing, hair loss, joint, muscle weakness, pain, leg cramps, difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, changes in sex drive, ability, in men, increased menstrual pain, look for symptoms, i called my doctor, extreme tiredness, energy, unusual bruising, bleeding, appetite, pain, upper right part, the stomach, yellowing, the skin, eyes, hives, rash, itching, difficulty breathing , swallowing, swelling, the face, throat, tongue, lips, eyes, hands, feet, ankles, abdomen, stomach, lower legs, hoarseness, vaginal bleeding , spotting between menstrual periods, change in coordination, heart palpitations, rapid heart rate, chest pain , nervousness, depression, anxiety, thoughts, hurting myself , swollen lymph nodes, interferon beta-1b affects my immune system so it may increase my risk, developing a serious infection, talk to my health care provider about the risks, using this medication, interferon beta-1b, other side effects, call my health care provider, any unusual problems while taking this medication, storing my medication, health care provider probably will give you a several-day supply, interferon beta-1b at a time and provide you with directions on, prepare each dose, store the vials at room temperature, should use a prepared dose immediately after mixing and allowing any foam, solution to settle, must wait to give the injection, may refrigerate the prepared dose and use it within 3 hours after bringing it to room temperature before injecting, avoid shaking the vial, use a vial and syringe only once, do not reenter a needle into the vial, throw away any unused portion, medication, do not allow interferon beta-1b to freeze, store my medication, directed, store my medication properly, keep my supplies in a clean, dry place when you are not using them, do not throw needles, syringes, household trash, recycle, health care provider will tell you, throw away used needles and syringes in a puncture-proof container to avoid accidental injury, emergency/overdose, overdose, the victim has collapsed, is not breathing, signs, infection, are receiving interferon beta-1b under my skin, need to know the signs, an injection area infection, an infection at the area where you have given my medication subcutaneously, signs near an injection area, call my health care provider, swelling, lump , pain, irritation, redness, bruising, drainage, dark discoloration , other skin problems brand names, betaseron