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Anyone Switch From Humira To Cosentyx?
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My rheumatologist has switched me from Humira to Cosentyx but my first injection is not for 2 more days. I have a lot of pain in tendons, ligaments, enthesis, bursa, etc., and am wondering if others have seen much improvement if they, too, have switched? Ty

posted February 3, 2020
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A MySpondylitisTeam Member

I'm being treated by the VA after dealing with AS for years while in the Navy, and in civilian life. The VA has me on Emberl. Not so much pain now after years of agony, as my spine has fused it self, just limited mobility now. The Emberl keeps the inflammation down.
Now having pain in hips, and lower back when I try to walk for exercise.
Good luck !

posted March 8, 2020
A MySpondylitisTeam Member

I have tried Humira . I can’t remember if the next med after Humira was that one . I think I have tried Cosentyx ..??
For sure I used Otezla and I remember it very vividly .
Currently using Symponi Aria

posted February 4, 2020

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