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Old 01-23-2013, 11:57 AM #11
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hi,i dont want scare you but i had the treatment in 2007 and the treatment was ok for a while but i started haveing areaction my skin on my feet and hands peeled and cracked ,the treatment stoped and recoverd after months.but i was just one in thousands.
Usually if someone has an allergic reaction to IVIg they try a different brand. Some people take prednisone or some other anti-allergy medication prior to infusions to prevent this (I don't do prednisone because it can worsen MMN sometimes.)
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