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5 years 2 months ago #69551 by Bakes1969
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Since taking nplate weekly injection, I’m experiencing extreme pain in my left shoulder. I see this is a ‘side effect’ of this drug but wondered whether anyone else has had this?
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It could be. I would talk to your hemo. Even if it isn't from the nplate, sounds like something that needs to be checked out.
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5 years 2 months ago - 5 years 2 months ago #69564 by mrsb04
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Bone pain is a common side effect of Romiplostim, shoulder pain is also listed but under uncommon. I had pain in my left clavicle when I was on it. GP could find nothing wrong with me and concluded it was a side effect. Once I stopped taking it the pain disappeared. Now on Eltrombopag and have not experienced the same problem again.
My pain was not exctreme, more a niggle. I agree with b2h it needs checking out.
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