ADALIMUMAB vs USTEKINUMAB

I am writing this because I am still in shock and honestly struggling to process what happened. I want to know if anyone else with Crohn’s or IBD has experienced something like this and how you dealt with it. I am a 23 year old woman with a severe course of Crohn’s disease affecting the terminal il

31F, 5'6, 145 lbs, white, occasional smoker Humira (adalimumab - for hidradentitis suppurativa) Lamotrigine (mood) Buspirone (anxiety) Vyvanse (ADHD) Let's start off by saying I'm an idiot - when I started taking Humira for my HS a couple years ago I read every about it. I know I am not supposed t

***Disclaimer: This newsflash is for informational purposes. Always consult with your IBD-specialized dietitian or GI team before making significant dietary changes.*** The therapeutic paradigm for ulcerative colitis has shifted fundamentally between 2024 and 2026, transitioning from a reactive

A Quick catch you up on the Rani pill: They have completed a phase one trial of Octreocide in 2019, they still have Phase 2 phase 3 & FDA Approval before commercialization. and have multiple other drug candidates in the background. Capsule dissolves after being swallowed in the small intestine.

**The Scientific History of Adalimumab** Adalimumab is a powerful anti-inflammatory that acts against cytokines, which are protein messengers between cells, that would otherwise encourage inflammation to occur. Adalimumab targets a specific cytokine, TNF, and so we call adalimumab an anti-TNF dr

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Hey everyone! I've been on a deep dive into understanding the immune system, particularly in relation to psoriasis. Consolidating information like this really helps me grasp it better. While there's a wealth of knowledge out there, I've highlighted both natural and conventional methods that I've per

Hi all, have had worsening psoriasis and PsA since 2014 and finally today my dermatologist saw me and has put me forward for Adalimumab! I am so happy to finally get approved for a biologic. Fingers crossed it will be the treatment that finally works for me!

Started Skyrizi on Sunday and things are changing. As the old adage goes "Changeable, Curable" I've had one small area of persistent psoriasis clear completely - I'd given it a friction burn from rubbing through clothes on Saturday. On Monday it was red and sore. Tuesday it had dried. Wednesday it p

I’m 23M with psoriasis. I’ve used methotrexate before, then Apremilast for 6 months (stopped working). Now my doctor wants to put me on Tofacitinib, but also asked me to check with insurance about biologics. Shes recommending Ixekizumab (Taltz), but it’s super expensive (₹3–4.5 lakh first year, then

If you'd all humour me while I vent, I'm very much an emotional wreck atm 😅 I've had Plaque Psoriasis since 2012, started on my forehead and then spread to cover my entire face, big patches on my legs, arms, back torso, scalp, ears... You get the drift. After Ciclosporine in 2019 I took a break wit

Even though several of these medications are manufactured in the USA, it doesn't mean it's cheaper in the USA. "Socialised healthcare" negotiates in a free market outside the USA. No wonder travel insurance costs a fortune in USA. Detailed story..... https://www.msn.com/en-au/health/other/doctors-

Welcome back to this week's newsflash 1. Surgery for UC can be a major life change, but it is often a necessary step when medications fail. Understanding the adjustments to diet and daily life afterward is crucial for recovery and long-term well-being. This guide explores what patients can expect re

#The Effectiveness of Medications for Ulcerative Colitis *This post was last revised September 19, 2019.* Here I have compiled data on the effectiveness of medications used to treat ulcerative colitis, as compared to placebos or to other medications. ###Risk Ratios (RRs) All values here are shown as

Since eternacept started to wear off over the years my docs gave me the choice to switch to Ustekinumab. The 3 months injection rhythm sounds pretty unreal when coming from 3-day-interval Eternacept jabs, but well.. you could call it progress in medical science. I am now 3 weeks in after my first do

I wanted to follow-up on a previous post I made regarding starting Stelara. https://old.reddit.com/r/Psoriasis/comments/yjhr6z/plaque_psoriasis_after_a_covid_vaccine/ I have now be on Stelara for 7 months and it has nearly cleared my Psoriasis. I stopped applying Clobetasol some months ago and each

I’ve been on biologics for about a year now, i started in December 2024. About 45ml shot of Ustekinumab every 3 months as prescribed by my dermatologist. Problem is, it is losing its efficacy. Since August, every time it clears up about 70%, the same thing happens, it comes back worse even with topi

Phase 3 trials to commence. Possibly another biological option. http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/878838