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Dear Brett,

I'm on Enbrel, not Kineret, but still have site reactions after each

injection. A lot of people get relief after putting an ice pack on the site for

a minute or so prior to the injection. What helps me is taking an OTC

antihistamine. I usually use the generic form of Tylenol Allergy & Sinus. That

makes a big difference. My site still becomes red, swollen, and warm to the

touch, but I just take the antihistamines until it feels better.

The muscle pain and blood vessels surfacing are more of a concern. Please

discuss this with your Rheumatologist asap! Let us know what your doctor has to

say.

In Peace,

Barbara Gardner Life is such a trip!

Ventura, CA

" Never doubt that a small, group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change

the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has. " Margaret Mead

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