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It's not the site of injection either .I injected in my belly not leg .I typically deal with muscle and joint pain I'll add but not like this exactly. I know it can be a side effect so I'm not worried just more curious to who has experienced it.Input is greatly appreciated! ๐Ÿ™ƒ

March 15, 2019 (edited)
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A MyMSTeam Member

I get joint pain as well. Just use heating pads when it gets bad.

March 20, 2019
A MyMSTeam Member

@A MyMSTeam Member Yes I'm doing that already with advil Thanks! Not sure Tylenol is an anti inflammatory because its acetaminophen for pain ,fever.While advil or motrin is an anti inflammatory drug so I just use advil which I prefer over motrin.Today so far I didn't get the pain from my 3rd injection of Copaxone so hopefully it'll stay that way! Also staying very hydrated and used a cool gel back after.

March 18, 2019 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

I used to have this problem when I was on Beta-seron. I had it all throughout my time on it. Flu like symptoms. Injection site reaction.

March 16, 2019
A MyMSTeam Member

Yes..i am taking the generic injections for copaxone. With these either I get uncontrollable chills or when I get up it feels like every single joint in my body hurts with every step. Eventually they go away or I will take ibuprofen, the baclofen does not help with that kind of pain.

March 26, 2019
A MyMSTeam Member

Yes i have joint pain in both shoulders at night when sleeping using Glatopa. If i stretch my arms and turn my hands left and right the pain starts to magically fade away. It's a side effect and yours might be also. I think Glatopa is the generic form of Copaxone.

March 16, 2019

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