What if copaxone is injected into a vein?
Question posted by matzel on 10 June 2014
Last updated on 10 June 2014 by kaismama
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kaismama
10 June 2014
It shouldn't happen accidently because you're not at an angle to do that. It would mean rapid absorbtion, and possible enhancement of the post injection side effects, like palpitations, chest pain, flushing, shortness of breath etc.
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