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What is Copaxone used for in MS? Who can take Copaxone? Conception and pregnancy The prescribing advice for Copaxone during pregnancy and breastfeeding is appropriately cautious. How do I take Copaxone? What side effects could I get with Copaxone? Overview Common side effects include injection site reactions such as lipoatrophy leading to permanent indentations in the skin , redness, swelling, itching or some pain at the site. Common side effects affecting more than 1 person in injection site reactions lipoatrophy indentations in the skin headache depression, anxiety nausea feeling weak chest pain, pain swollen lymph nodes gastrointestinal changes Less common side effects affecting less than 1 person in blood cell changes extra heartbeats thyroid changes dilation of blood vessels immediate post-injection reaction IPIR A full list of side effects is included in the manufacturer's Patient Information Leaflet.
Assessment before treatment Blood tests are not generally required before starting treatment with Copaxone. Assessment during treatment There is no need for routine blood tests during treatment, but your MS nurse will arrange regular appointments to review how you are coping with Copaxone. How does Copaxone work?
Copaxone research. The following study first demonstrated the effectiveness of Copaxone: Copolymer 1 Multiple Sclerosis Study Group - - Copaxone compared to placebo In this clinical trial, people with relapsing remitting MS took either Copaxone or placebo for two years. More recently, the three times a week dosing pattern has been evaluated: GALA - - Copaxone three times weekly compared to placebo people with relapsing remitting MS took either Copaxone three times weekly or placebo for one year.
Risk Sharing Scheme - - long-term effectiveness of beta interferons and Copaxone This study was set up in to evaluate the long-term benefits of beta interferons and Copaxone glatiramer acetate.
Beta interferons and glatiramer acetate for treating multiple sclerosis. For California patients, offer not valid unless the patient has satisfied any prior authorization or step therapy requirements imposed by the insurer. Void in Massachusetts and in any other state where prohibited by law, taxed, or restricted. Available by prescription only.
Apple is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. The information on this site is intended for healthcare professionals in the United States. Are you a healthcare professional in the United States? It is a subcutaneous injection made with a nonpyrogenic solution, 20 mg or 40 mg of glatiramer acetate, and 40 mg of the inactive ingredient mannitol. Learn about the results.
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