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@kdarrow I kept a chart of what my symptoms were each day once I suspected Repatha. The longer I took it the worse it got. When I stopped after taking it for over a year it took a month or 2 to gradually return to normal. The longer you take it the longer it will take for your body to go back to how it was before. Took me about 2 months to get it out of my system. Good luck to you.
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@funnylady thank you, Yes I am writing them down and meeting with my PCP next week. I have a shot due on Tuesday, but I am not taking until after I speak with her. This is one drug you can stop cold turkey. I am also going to ask for a blood draw to see where the numbers are now. I have now had 3 bouts of waking up with sleep paralysis in the past week, which I'd never even heard of before and I don't know if it's related, but I do know the constant fatigue, back pain, weird muscle aches, cramping, and twitching are.