I agree. I started Hadlima which is similar to Humira, a month ago and I have relief. Takes time. The nurse told me to be patient.
Iβm on Hyrimoz. I have been taking it for over 6 months. About a month ago, I started having flare ups again. I may have to change. But itβs in the same family as Humira. Try it. But keep in mind. It can take 2 weeks or more to start working. Good luck
Mine wasn't good..I had a reaction to medication..sorry no help
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Its a TNF-a inhibitor. All well and good if that molecule is your antagonist. It will be helpful to know this through a blood test if you can get one. It requires a specialized centrifuge and your insurer probably wont cover such a test. These biologics are all manufactured with the use of Chinese Hamster Ovaries. As long as you dont have a problem with injecting those into your absomen or thighs, go for it. I tried it and suffered more ill affects than any improvement. Better is to determine what is setting your immune system off to gegin with, then eradicate that instead of exposing yourself to lab created molecules using foreign animals. Isl of Dr Moreau would be better. π¬
Get a gut mapping test. That will tell you most of your body's source of inflammation. It's a stool sample test that you can order from Life Extension.com (where i got mine from) among other labs. They send the kit with instructions to your home, you mail it back and in 2 weeks you get a long list of revelations and suggestions how to treat them all. Yours in better health P ππ
When you are having a really bad flare-up, Can it cause your abdomen and stomach to bloat and swell?