Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Share Posted April 25, 2006 Alia, I don't know if its from the remicade or not...but my sister had problems after she had been on remicade for a few months. Specifically, she had all over body pain and her muscles contracted to the point where she couldn't use them. She had come to visit me just days after her infusion. She was home in bed and I was at work. I get this call from my mom that is several states away telling me to get home to that her muscles were " frozen " and she couldn't get out of bed. Scared me to death. I rush the 2 blocks home and there she is shuffling like an old lady and had basically been stuck in bed for over 2 hours...she didnt have my work # so she managed to reach my mom who called me. She also had incredible fatigue! She loved what the remicade did for her joints but after two more infusions she, the doctor would no longer give it to her because even with the benadryl her body was contracting and causing her to have breathing problems. I would call the doc and let them know whats going on with Miss. Caroline. I hope that this isn't any side effect from remicade but be sure to check it out! (Aundrea 10 systemic jra) > > Okay - Now I am REALLY starting to wonder... Caroline just woke up from > her nap and said that she is sore all over... She is walking like a > little old lady and can hardly move. Needless to say ballet is out for > the evening... Could this be from the Remicade? How is that even > possible?? > > Alia and Caroline, age 4, poly and uveitis > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Share Posted April 25, 2006 One of the reasons I went off Remicade was because I always felt horrible right after getting it. I would feel like I had been hit by a car and for some odd reason the day after the infusion it would hurt when I peed. I would talk to her doctor about that side effect, I'm so sorry she is having such a hard time with the arthritis, she is such a brave little girl. My viens have a tendency to roll too.. basically what it means is the blood will flow through and then collapse.. kind of like a wave crashing and then receeding but it doesnt crash again.. hence the rolling term. Its pretty painful too! Caroline is always in my prayers.. I'm hoping they find the perfect combination for her and she can be a normal little girl. Lots of Love (JAS, 21) sonia1md <sonia1md@...> wrote: Alia, I don't know if its from the remicade or not...but my sister had problems after she had been on remicade for a few months. Specifically, she had all over body pain and her muscles contracted to the point where she couldn't use them. She had come to visit me just days after her infusion. She was home in bed and I was at work. I get this call from my mom that is several states away telling me to get home to that her muscles were " frozen " and she couldn't get out of bed. Scared me to death. I rush the 2 blocks home and there she is shuffling like an old lady and had basically been stuck in bed for over 2 hours...she didnt have my work # so she managed to reach my mom who called me. She also had incredible fatigue! She loved what the remicade did for her joints but after two more infusions she, the doctor would no longer give it to her because even with the benadryl her body was contracting and causing her to have breathing problems. I would call the doc and let them know whats going on with Miss. Caroline. I hope that this isn't any side effect from remicade but be sure to check it out! (Aundrea 10 systemic jra) > > Okay - Now I am REALLY starting to wonder... Caroline just woke up from > her nap and said that she is sore all over... She is walking like a > little old lady and can hardly move. Needless to say ballet is out for > the evening... Could this be from the Remicade? How is that even > possible?? > > Alia and Caroline, age 4, poly and uveitis > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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