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Friday 24 May 2013

Metoject take two!

So since my last post, I have taken a break from the metoject to get rid of the bronchitis. Thankfully it has almost gone now, with only a slight cough left behind.

I decided to try again with my injections last Friday, but this time to inject into my leg to see if this would help prevent being sick. It actually hurt a lot more than my stomach, but maybe this was because I was so nervous about it this time. I also bled a little bit, which I never did with my stomach.

Despite this discomfort, I wasn't sick! I was extremely tired over the weekend and slept for most of it, but other than that, I was okay.

This morning I injected into my leg again, this time with much less pain, however when I took the needle out, a bit of the liquid from the needle came back out of my leg. A bit strange! I have emailed my nurse to make sure that this is okay. Once again, I have not been sick, which is great.


My finger was swollen and stuck in the
position in the first picture for months,
the second picture shows that I can now
bend it nearly all the way and it's much
thinner!
So is it working? I would say without a doubt the injections are having a positive effect. My psoriasis is definitely reducing and my joints feel almost pain free. I feel slight discomfort in a few of my joints at times, such as my index finger if I pick up something heavy, but definitely there is a massive improvement.




Hopefully now I am on the road to recovery and I can tollerate the metoject.

3 comments:

  1. That's great that's it's helping both the arthritis and psoriasis. As a person with psoriatic arthritis, I think that's complete reason to celebrate :)

    My blog, if you want to take a look: arthritisgirl.blogspot.com

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  2. Hi there! I just stumbled across your blog while surfing the web. I am a young woman like yourself, and starting in October 2012 I started having weird joint pains. . .i have since been diagnosed with "inflammatory arthritis, probably ra" and it has been quite the journey, not just physically but emotionally and spiritually. Thank you for writing this blog, and I want you to know that I am sending you love and well wishes.

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  3. Forgot to tell you, try the paleo diet and read the book "dying to be me". Both of these things have helped my symptoms a great deal.

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