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Suspicious papanicolaou smears (pap smears) and vaginal haemorrhage were reported as frequent post marketing events by patients with multiple sclerosis using Copaxone.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Drugs

Copaxone ®  Unknowns

(glatiramer acetate)

 

Carcinogenesis

 
Carcinogenicity information is currently unavailable.

Due to the nature of glatiramer acetate's immunomodulating nature, there is a theoretical risk it may interfere with the recognition of foreign antigens in a way that would undermine the body's tumor surveillance mechanisms.

 

 

Reviewed July 2004

 

 
 

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