
As an injection, Enbrel can come in liquid form or as a powder to be mixed with liquid, and the medicine is typically injected once or twice per week.
One of the most severe possible side effects of Enbrel is sepsis, which is a "potentially life-threatening condition, in which your immune system's reaction to an infection may injure body tissues far from the original infection," according to the Mayo Clinic.
Other less serious Enbrel side effects can include headache, nausea, stomach pain and weakness in the arms or legs, according to the NCBI.
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Laura Godin
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In 3 months a big lump grew on my throat.
I discovered it, not my doctors. (I see them every 2 to 3 months)
I told my RA doctor of my finding. She then left the examine room and went to her office. My door was left open. I left the room and caught my doctor in her office telling the pharmaceutical company, "we have another one, Laura Godin". I fliped. I wasn't the 1st or 2nd.
I'm told this is a side effect.
It's hard enough being sick, but the meds making it worst. Causing my body more problems.
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