Answers from one our resident Xolair professionals

[Guest guest]

There have been several topics discussed lately. I emailed one of our

xolair professionals and she has given me some answers.

When I don't know, I ask.

And as always, talk to your own doctor before making any changes to

your treatment.

Thanks,

Doug

Group founder

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" I have seen NO evidence that Xolair causes female problems, increased

risk to have any surgery etc...

Giving the shot early should not be done as it hasn't been studied

that way, but my feelings are if they aren't too early there would be

no problem.

As for bruising at injection sites...capillaries lie under the skin,

we have no way of seeing them as they are small, one could be hit when

the injection goes in or hit on the way out if the needle is not

removed at a straight 90 degrees. Any shot can cause a bruise, it is

not indiginous to Xolair! "