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Old 02-28-2008, 01:17 PM #1
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Question Joint pain?
I took my first injection of Avonex last Friday and I have noticed a big increase in joint pain. Mostly in my left hand.

I have been told the joint pain can be MS related. I have had a couple of new MS symptoms in the past few days.

Does anyone know if Avonex can cause joint pain? Or is it more likely related to MS?

Thanks!


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