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Reviewer: Barry Thompson, 65-74 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months
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I don't have any side effects but I can't believe how bad the burning sensation is injecting it. I have been trying to find out why it burns so bad.
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Reviewer: 45-54 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months
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I started Repatha in February 2021 after using Praluent for the past 5 years. I switched based on the cost of Repatha being lower with the prescription card. Very dissatisfied with the pain of this injection. I had no issues with Praluent and am considering switching back due to the pain with this injection and it bothers me for days after, I did not have that with Praluent at all. As for side eff
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Reviewer: Janie, 65-74 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months
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Statins did not work for me. Repatha was to be the miracle cure for my cholesterol. It has been debilitating & changed my life. The back pain, stomach pain, headaches. My arms, legs & joints hurt. Also shortness of breath. My quality of life & general well being have changed. I will find a better way to live.
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Reviewer: Lindakay, 65-74 on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year
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I had a heart attack and open heart x3. I can't take Lipitor etc due to fibromyalgia and very severe pain, my muscles actually got so hard I couldn't walk. I am 72 and have been on Repatha, yes it does sting and rather draw up the meds vs a pen. The needle is very small so it is like a bee sting. To me anyway since I give myself b12 injections. I still feel terrible and sick, but on Bet
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Reviewer: 65-74 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months
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I was give this drug 6 months after having a triple bypass. My cholesterol was high. I tried every statin on the books. I has such high hopes that this would work. Well....it did work to lower my cholesterol. However, these are the side effects I've had. SEVERE back muscle pain, 3 UTI's, aching joints. Even going out to get the mail, my hip joints were very painful. Panic attacks.
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