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Old 05-16-2007, 09:38 AM #1
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Default "body dents" by Copaxone

Anyone else dealing with this? I've only got so many options when it comes to subcutaneous injection locations and now, am seeing divits in my thighs.

I know now that I have to warm the medication and be even more diligent about rotating locations within locations (arms, legs, tummy and haunches) but am afraid I might be one of those people who gets 'dented' anyway.

I'm too young to give up on my bodily appearance - I'm 44 now but don't want to hasten my approach toward being 'body-ambivalent'. I've no doubt that I'll enjoy my golden years but am not there yet.

Interferons aren't an option for me but I'm a little bit vain, still!!! What to do.

Just looking for varied perspectives on this. I welcome all comments. Thanks!

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