The spot feels like my skin: there isn't a temperature difference between the red and the natural skin tone. It isn't swollen, and it doesn't hurt. It's just ugly.
The Red Blotch
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This photo is a follow-up to the injection on Sunday April 11. I video taped that injection, and you can see it in a previous post. Now I'm sharing with you, the yucky "red spot" that comes up a couple days to a week after an injection. This spot will last for about a week.
The spot feels like my skin: there isn't a temperature difference between the red and the natural skin tone. It isn't swollen, and it doesn't hurt. It's just ugly.
The spot feels like my skin: there isn't a temperature difference between the red and the natural skin tone. It isn't swollen, and it doesn't hurt. It's just ugly.
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Does that red spot only happen on your arm? Also, If you increase your dose I wonder if it will be redder or perhaps brown like your other spots?
MomXO
With my Copaxone, which admittedly I have been off of for a few months (Insurance copays are too expensive), would leave ugly red bumps. some were small like a mosquito bite while others were huge live a small robins egg. Otherwise they were like you described.
Hope they don't get ugly like mine did.
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