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tia
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Hi Im new to this i suffer with ruematoid and psoratic arthritis and ankling spondylitus sorry about spelling if its not quite right,i started humira injections a few week ago but on 2nd jab it made my heart race so now im on ambril injections ive had my 3rd jab.
They are making me quite tired and sweat quite alot still have some pain so really dont know if they will work probaly still early days yet.
They are making me quite tired and sweat quite alot still have some pain so really dont know if they will work probaly still early days yet.
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Hi tia, I have PA and have been on humira for twenty-two months. Sweating is a huge problem, thanks to the H and the oral steroids, and yes, it can get you down. I have not had problems with my heart rate although my BP has shot up, again thanks to the H.
These anti TNF drugs can work very well but they can also cause other problems which require other, additional meds. We are on a treadmill, which proves to be worthwhile if the major drug, the anti TNF works, yes? I hope the humira does have a noticeable and positive effect on the RA and PA for you. I wish you well. DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0 -
dreamdaisy wrote:Hi tia, I have PA and have been on humira for twenty-two months. Sweating is a huge problem, thanks to the H and the oral steroids, and yes, it can get you down. I have not had problems with my heart rate although my BP has shot up, again thanks to the H.
These anti TNF drugs can work very well but they can also cause other problems which require other, additional meds. We are on a treadmill, which proves to be worthwhile if the major drug, the anti TNF works, yes? I hope the humira does have a noticeable and positive effect on the RA and PA for you. I wish you well. DD0 -
Hi Tia,
Welcome to the forum, you found the right place for sure.
Hope it will settle for you and work well for you. Some people get relief fairly early on and some it takes a bit longer t work for. Fingers crossed for you and nice to meet you. Cris x0 -
skezier wrote:Hi Tia,
Welcome to the forum, you found the right place for sure.
Hope it will settle for you and work well for you. Some people get relief fairly early on and some it takes a bit longer t work for. Fingers crossed for you and nice to meet you. Cris x0 -
Hi Tia
very pleased to meet you
I am sorry about the reaction.....very frustrating for you.
You have the same name as one of my girls
Love
Toni xx0 -
frogmorton wrote:Hi Tia
very pleased to meet you
I am sorry about the reaction.....very frustrating for you.
You have the same name as one of my girls
Love
Toni xx
Thanks i will just have to grin and bare it and see what happens.0 -
Hi Tia,
hope the check up went well flower? Cris x0
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