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Originally Posted by alaska49
Yes it is possible to get more pain in my case it was too high of dose, he started slow and every day would go up then one day I just got sick and went into a flare and in the hospital. He said when its too high for a person and not enough to knock them out it makes them worse so he just lowered it and it worked from then on.
Sam
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Sam -
This is
exactly what I am interested in. So forgive me, but here are three (compound) questions by way of follow up:
1. Do you know the doses you had been at (A) in the last infusion before the flair, (B) in the infusion the caused the flair and (C) the lowered dose thereafter at which all was well? Was any attempt made to increase the dose again in later infusions?
2. How long was each infusion, what was the sequencing and where were you on it when you flaired? E.g., your 3rd of ten 4-hour infusions over two weeks.
3. When you say you "went into a flare and in the hospital," I take it you were admitted after showing up for an out-patient infusion. How long did the flair last, how long were you in the hospital and do you recall what was done to bring the flair under control.
Thank you in advance.
Mike