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Old 07-14-2009, 08:26 AM #2
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What are some side effects that YOU have, that you blame on taking Copaxone?
Other than site reactions, I don't have any side effects from Copaxone.

Won't repeat my site reaction story, today, as I've posted about it before. (Can find a link to a previous thread to post, if anyone want to hear it.)


Hope that you figure out what is causing your symptoms, Dej, and that your break from C does not throw you into a relapse.
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