@A MySpondylitisTeam Member hi! I read your post about that you have a lot of UTIs. I have that problem too. Trough my adult life I’ve been having that problem. And since my diagnosis of PSo,AS and… read more
Hello everyone :)
So I’ve been diagnosed and my treatment have failed to work … my rheumatologist evoked the possibility of getting me on bio therapy . I’m kind of scared of what my life might look like during the treatment …. I’m not really looking for people explaining what a biotherapy is , but more for people telling me what life is like when on this treatment .
Here are some questions I’m wondering about :
What kind of changes should I expect from it ?
Will I still be able to go to… read more
Theses are all great questions! I would. Like to hang out and see the reply’s to this myself for similar concerns.
I concur with @A MySpondylitisTeam Member. In my observation amongst this and a couple of other forums that I've been on, I have yet to meet anyone on meds that don't have to change their meds or who… read more
Hello I'm shanica from Dallas tx I was just diagnosed with AS it's a horrible disease very painful most of the time stiffness in my back headaches loss of appetite stomach pain IBS issues I could go on and on
Prednisone during a flare helped, but I hate the side effects. The only dude effects I've noticed from remicade has been dry mouth and mild hair thinning. I too have copay assistance that takes a lot… read more
The most effective biologic is the one that targets the specific cytokine(s) attacking the body of the individual taking any particular niologic. Learn what they do and you will understand the… read more
I was recently diagnosed with AS. I had started Celebrex 3 days before meeting my rheumatologist. The rheumatologist barely read my chart or listened to anything I was saying before telling me I need to start Humira. My inflammation markers are all down to normal ranges after Celebrex. My pain levels are drastically reduced - though I still have SI joint pain. The Dr said Humira stops the disease progression- which is why I need to start. If my inflammation is down, is the disease still… read more
Thank you so much for sharing your story
My son was diagnosed with AS a few years ago. He is now 36. He is going to start Humira in a few days. I was wondering if anyone else who is currently on Humira is having good results and what side effects you may be experiencing.
Thank you so much Danielle. I really appreciate you sharing your experience with me. I will let my son know and I hope he has a similarly positive response. I will pray that you find something to help… read more
Thank you