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In reply to the discussion: That bandaged hand could be evidence of Alzheimer's [View all]Ms. Toad
(37,554 posts)9. First - it's not a bandage. It's a makeup blob.
Second, my daughter gets regular -mab infusions. Several different ones over the years. The most frequent was every 3 weeks. Leqembi, initially, is every 2 weeks. Each infusion site heals completely, well before the next one, even at 2 weeks. And if it didn't for some reason, no responsible infusion center or phlebotomist would insert the IV at the same, still injured, site unless no other veins were available.
Third, infusions are generally given in a vein in the arm.
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struggle4progress
Sunday
#33
I'm asking specifically for a link that a pharmacist said he was filling prescriptions for Alzheimers drugs
Ms. Toad
Sunday
#43
I find them invigorating! Especially that Alzheimer's angle, hadn't heard of that one heh
Blues Heron
Sunday
#53
Could be the back of his hand was kissed too enthusiastically by grovelling sycophants.
sop
Sunday
#22
My mother had kidney failure and was on regular dialysis had many of these symptoms.
mackdaddy
Sunday
#24
Even if he has Alzheimer's, he can stick around for a long time. His father was
allegorical oracle
Sunday
#30