I think the logical takeaway from this, even though I don't think the articles have said it, is to get an epipen if you use Copaxone or biosimilars so that you don't die!
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Thanks for posting this. Drug reactions don't always happen at the beginning of treatment. About 20 years ago, I was taking Copaxone and doing well on it. Two years in to treatment, I suddenly developed severe lymph node swelling in my groin. My lymph nodes swelled to egg sized lumps and my PCP misdiagnosed a double hernia! The CT showed it was my lymph nodes. My Neuro told me to stop the Copaxone injections, and within a few weeks the nodes were back to normal.
I did a little research and discovered that lymphadenopathy was indeed a possible side effect of Copaxone treatment. It took 2 years of treatment before I had this occur. Grateful my Neuro realized it was the Copaxone and had me stop it.
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