Experiences with Enbrel
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10/9/2017 | | 53moderated by Philip
Etanercept (25mg) for Bechterew's disease
After stressing for years about not being able to turn in bed. My orthopaedist booked me for a scan and immediately referred me to the rheumatologist. Had lots of pain relief to start off with then switched to Enbrel. It opened up a whole new world for me. When I inject regularly everything's fine, now on 25 mg twice a week. I do get colds often because my immune system is weaker.
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10/2/2017 | | 72moderated by Susan
Etanercept (50mg/ml) for rheumatism
After worrying for years about Lyme I was finally diagnosed with RA and after trying lots of different medicines finally settled on Enbrel once a week, after 3 weeks the pain had noticeably lessened. After a few years I am now down to 1 injection every 4 weeks.
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2/12/2016 | | 53moderated by Henry
Etanercept (50mg/ml) for rheumatism
in the evenings I get the enbrel pen from the fridge then the following morning I put the pen in my bra between my breasts and after about one hour I administer the pen, now totally pain-free with the syringes, but the men need to look elsewhere 😜.
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11/6/2015 | | 71moderated by Henry
Etanercept (50mg/ml) for rheumatism
Very effective medicine. At a high dose I really suffered with tingling in my lower legs. After it was reduced no more problems with side effects.
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