Are Cimzia injections painful?

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When you inject you may get pain when the needle goes into your skin, this is usually just a quick pinch and does not last very long. Injection or infusion site reactions are when you get painful swelling, bruising or redness at the site and are less common than injection site pain. In a clinical study using Cimzia for rheumatoid arthritis, injection or infusion site reactions affected: 5.8% of patients using Cimzia 1% of patients using placebo In this clinical study patients used Cimzia every 2 weeks, 400mg on for the first 3 doses, then 200mg Cimzia after that.

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