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As for the pain, when did the pain first start in relation to when you gave yourself a shot?
The reason I think I screwed this up is because I should have started with my side effects now and there' not really coming on. I wonder if I got all the meds where they need to be.
Some pain from having an injection is normal (as we all know) and some people are more sensitive than others to the Peg. It is possible to develop a severe allergic reaction to the injection so if the pain continues to increase and you notice severe swelling anywhere on your body and/or have difficulty breathing within the first 6-12 hours of the shot you should call your doctor or go to the emergency room to be seen immediately.
And by the way minor allergic reactions to the Peg (some swelling, redness,soreness and rash) are unfortunately normal side effects.
Trin
Trin
Trin i would also be estactic if my sides werent kicking in,
peace
rita
She's telling me the same thing about the sx. I was just expecting to me laid up for a weekend again, and it seems like I might actually be able to get something done for a change!
-Greg
Trin