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Take Kesimpta at home using the auto-injector pen. After three weekly starter doses, then it's just once a month. It's a B-cell treatment that gives you the power of proven results, with reduced relapses and slowed disability progression, as shown in two studies versus teraflunamide. And of course, with any medication, there's stuff you need to know. Don't take if you've had an allergic or life-threatening reaction to Kesimpta or have hepatitis B. You'll be tested for hep B before treatment as it could return. Serious side effects, including infections and PML, a rare brain infection can occur and may be fatal or cause severe disability. Tell your doctor about your medical history, including liver problems, plans for vaccines and pregnancy. It's not known if it will harm your unborn baby. You'll be monitored for a decrease in certain antibodies and liver function as it may cause liver damage. Most common side effects are upper respiratory infection, headache and injection reactions, including swelling, itching, pain, skin redness, fever, headache, muscle pain, chills and tiredness. I'm not letting relapsing MS disrupt my life. My treatment choice? Boom. That's Kesimpta. Talk to your doctor and learn more at kesimpta.com or call 855-KESIMPTA.