Guest guest Posted March 26, 2005 Report Share Posted March 26, 2005 Thanks for that note, it is important to people who may be considering Xolair. I have found that I now have more aches, joint pain, stiffness. It IS NOT FROM THE XOLAIR. I have been in a slow taper off prednisone since I started Xolair and am now completely off. The Dr says the joint aches, etc are because the pred controlled inflamation everywhere and now it is not, therefore I ache. Makes sense. --- In , Gordon Bear <gbear@r...> wrote: > > Dear Xolair people: > > A few months ago, on behalf of my asthmatic friend Kathy, I reported that > she had developed pain in her arms and numbness in her hands soon after > her first injection of Xolair. I asked whether anyone else had experienced > such pain and numbness, and one person kindly replied (offlist). > > Let me now offer an update: The pain and numbness were due to carpal > tunnel syndrome, and it was apparently just a coincidence that they > started after that first shot. A neurologist diagnosed the carpal tunnel > problem on the basis of Kathy's verbal description and then in a series of > nerve-conduction tests definitively demonstrated it. > > Because the postings to this helpful group are archived and searchable, I > thought it important to provide this update. > > Best wishes to everyone, and kindly look for another message from me > coming soon. > > Gordon > Ramsey, New Jersey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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