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Old 01-08-2009, 08:43 AM #6
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Good luck,Barb. I hope Copaxone works well for you this time. In my experience on it, I agree with Bombi, the IPIR's seemed to happen after hitting a vein. In over 9 years on it I've had maybe 10 IPIR's and each one seemed to be after I bled pretty much after an injection and had hit a vein.
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