I have been injecting into my thighs.I feel nervous about them not going away. Any suggestions? I did read about trying my stomach area or putting ice on the site after injections. Is there a reason the bumps don't go into my system? I was expecting them to go away eventually. Any help?
Bydureon - In average,how long before the lumps go away?
Question posted by kh2303 on 20 Jan 2016
Last updated on 6 September 2019 by helpmeron
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3 Answers
helpmeron
6 Sep 2019
Mine take 4-6 weeks to dissolve.
chuck1957
27 Jan 2016
KH; If you are still using this you should check with the doctor and see what you should do at this point you don't want to take a chance of getting these lumps in more places and not knowing if they are going to go away give your doctor a call.
kh2303
27 Jan 2016
Thanks Chuck.
I saw him last week. He said it was a reaction to the injection. They have not gone away. I tried heat and ice. Both suggested. Nothing works. Not worth it. I am stopping this medication and advising others about what I am going through. Di not make much of a difference in my daily blood check.
chuck1957
28 Jan 2016
I think that is the best so you don't end up with all those bumps but let the doctor know you are going off of it.
mandy rinker
22 Jan 2016
I had taken 6 injected doses of bydurean four months ago to try it, I have over ten large lumps and they are called popules, they are not going away and three of them hurt. I had a reaction and
was told that they would have to be surgically removed if they hurt me.Good luck, hope yours go away.
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