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COPAXONE TIP #19


I was on copaxone. The welt is normal. Watch it and see how long it stays, and anything overly unusual. Big welts are supposedly normal. I got a red welt the size of a quarter and then is had a white ring around it about the size of a finger tip, and then the red welt again. then about 30 minutes later my
entire leg turned into hives. I talked to shared solutions and they told me to call my neuro and stop injections. Try using either a heating pad or an ice pack after the injection. Another thing I did was let the injection sit out for about 20 minutes before the injection and it didn't hurt so bad. Do you have the auto injector??? If not call your neuro and look into it. It is much easier. Keep a diary to show your neuro. Neens 
You are in my thoughts and prayers. If there is anything else I can help you with let me know. Feel free to add me as a friend. Great big teddy bear hugs, Nena 

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