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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / December 2004answer to the "bruise the enbrel molecule" conundrum
no It is microscopic Way smaller than the smallest needle around…. Regards drdoc Regards drdoc I then called Jeff for a confirm. He agreed stating that there was no needle we would be using that was small enough to bruise the enbrel protein. He was more concerned about contamination and pathogens from any sort of transfer but then again he is an epidemiologist. m okay guys-what is happening here? I keep writing a post, looking over the spelling and parts of it keep getting cut off and I am not deleting anything. I have never had that happen before-any ideas? m Wow this is strange-this was a long post-I didn't delete any of it and the only thing showing up is DRdoc's answer let's try this again I wrote to Drdoc about the enbrel bruising with small needle issue. He responded with this post: no It is microscopic Way smaller than the smallest needle around…. Regards drdoc I then called Jeff for a confirm. He agreed stating that there was no needle we would be using that was small enough to bruise the enbrel protein. He was more concerned about contamination and pathogens from any sort of transfer but then again he is an epidemiologist. m Thank you very much that puts it to bed for me. Harv > Wow this is strange-this was a long post-I didn't delete any of it and the > only [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > m Wow this is strange-this was a long post-I didn't delete any of it and the only thing showing up is DRdoc's answer let's try this again I wrote to Drdoc about the enbrel bruising with small needle issue. He responded with this post: no It is microscopic Way smaller than the smallest needle around…. Regards drdoc I then called Jeff for a confirm. He agreed stating that there was no needle we would be using that was small enough to bruise the enbrel protein. He was more concerned about contamination and pathogens from any sort of transfer but then again he is an epidemiologist. m Wow this is strange-this was a long post-I didn't delete any of it and the only thing showing up is DRdoc's answer let's try this again I wrote to Drdoc about the enbrel bruising with small needle issue. He responded with this post: no It is microscopic Way smaller than the smallest needle around…. Regards drdoc I then called Jeff for a confirm. He agreed stating that there was no needle we would be using that was small enough to bruise the enbrel protein. He was more concerned about contamination and pathogens from any sort of transfer but then again he is an epidemiologist. m |
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