Guest guest Posted November 20, 2002 Report Share Posted November 20, 2002 Kathi, I¹m so glad you finally got Enbrel and had no problems giving yourself the injection. As others have said, make sure the alcohol is dry before sticking yourself. I don¹t get any stinging except occasionally while it¹s being given. Kathe please heed the warnings about stopping Enbrel if you have an infection. If I get a cold I stop the enbrel to minimize respiratory problems. I¹ve had no problems and I¹ve been on Enbrel since it was approved. It really helped me with fatigue and I hope both of you get the great results that I did. a > Kathe: Have you started your enbrel yet? I picked up > mine today and gave my self.... the shot as the wicked > gleam in my husbands eye was scarier than giving > myself > the shot...I took the advice of the group and bunched > up skin on my stomache and it is not as hard to do as > I thought....made me think.....what we are willing to > do to feel better....and now I have a question to the > members tthat use or have used the enbrel.....how long > does the stinging at the iknjection site normally > last? I felt felt like when I was a kid and got into > neddles.....Kathi in OK > --- Kathe Sabetzadeh <lv2ryd@...> wrote: >> > Alan: >> > >> > Thanks for your reply - I would love to have less >> > fatigue - that would be great. I do worry about the >> > respiratory problems since I already am on meds for >> > my >> > asthma but it's worth the try. Hope you and Randi >> > are >> > both doing well. >> > >> > Kathe in CA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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