Just started using Advate 3000unit Inj for hemophilia A – any tips or experiences to share?

I've been on Advate for years. Injection site irritation is common but usually goes away quickly. Try rotating sites and using a topical numbing cream if it gets too uncomfortable.

I had a bit of a rough start with Advate, but now I'm used to it. The worse side effect for me was the joint pain. It made things hard for a while, but I'm managing now. Just be patient.

I wish they made this stuff in a powdered form because it’s so much easier to mix. I hope the research labs are looking into that. Anyway, glad to hear you're finding some relief.

Just curious where everyone gets their Advate from? My insurance only covers a certain amount, so I've been looking into other options.

I've had a pretty bad reaction to Advate in the past. I got a really bad rash and had to switch to another medication. It's a real bummer. If you notice anything weird, like a rash or hives, don't mess around and get to a doctor immediately.

I’ve dealt with Advate for years but I have to say, it sucks having to deal with an IV. Has anyone looked into getting one of those button-injected ones?

I’m curious to know if anyone has dealt with the injection site irritation. I've found that icing the area afterward really helps. Just don't tell your doctor I said that.

I've had a pretty bad reaction to Advate in the past. I got a really bad rash and had to switch to another medication. If you notice anything weird, like a rash or hives, don't mess around and get to a doctor immediately.

I've been on Advate for a while now and have had no issues. My doctor recommended it because of how well it works for my specific case. I think I'll stick with it for now.

I have had no problem with Advate at all, knock on wood. I've had no major side effects or anything. I'd say, if you're like me, you’re going to be in a pretty good place.