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(Mayo Clinic) 40-year-old woman w/MS dies of cardiac arrest afte
r injecting glatiramer
By: agate Date: June 19, 2024, 12:56 pm
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Glatiramer acetate (Copaxone) users are familiar with the IPIR
(immediate post-injection reaction) that some people have
shortly after injecting this drug. I myself had a very
negligible such reaction once. It has often been described, and
years ago I had a discussion about it with someone at Shared
Solutions, the Copaxone support system. The person I spoke with
was probably a nurse or at least someone knowledgeable about the
drug. When I asked if the IPIR was an allergic reaction, she
said it wasn't but it was "like" an allergic reaction. I got the
impression (or maybe was actually told) that nobody really knew
much about what triggers this reaction. People are always told
that it is harmless and almost always passes in less than half
an hour--all you need to do is wait it out.
But it sounds as if this woman may have had one of the dreaded
IPIRs--and it was fatal.
This sad fatality happened over two years ago.
From Mayo News (June 18, 2024)--"Family of woman call for more
vigilance into MS drug":
https://www.mayonews.ie/news/local-news/1532145/family-of-castlebar-woman-call-…
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Re: (Mayo Clinic) HPRA acts on Mayo coroner's recommendation to
monitor Copaxone
By: agate Date: August 21, 2024, 1:07 pm
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This report from Mayo Clinic contains a few more details about
the case of the woman with MS who died of anaphylactic shock,
apparently related to the Copaxone she had been injecting.
From MayoLive (August 21, 2024)--"HPRA Acts on Mayo Coroner's
Recommendation to Monitor MS Drug":
https://bit.ly/3ZctEaL
According to Wikipedia, the HPRA regulates medicines in Ireland:
[quote][font=sans-serif]The [/font][font=sans-serif]Health
Products Regulatory Authority[/font][font=sans-serif]
(HPRA[/font][font=sans-serif]) is an Irish
[/font][font=sans-serif]regulatory agency
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_agency[/font][font=sans-serif].<br
/>It advises the Irish government. It is responsible for both
public and animal health. It regulates medicines, medical
devices, clinical trials and other health products and monitors
the safety of cosmetics. [/font][/quote]
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