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Old 09-09-2009, 08:05 AM #1
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Default Delayed injection site reaction to Avonex??
So I woke up this morning with a very red and very hot patch of skin on my arm. it's not swollen but is a big red circle the size of a golf ball. And it is hot to touch. It is in the same exact spot that we did my last Avonex shot....on Saturday!!

How is it just now popping up today?? What is that??
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