Humira
Tinky
Member Posts: 34
Hi All... 
Thought I'd better update you all. The Enbrel has now been stopped as I
was having a site reaction to it. Very big one.
So finally got the go ahead for Humira, which I started 2 weeks ago, I've just
injected my second....................all I can say is ....WOW... :shock: I haven't felt
this good in a year and a half.
So I'm only hoping it will continue to work..
Yvette.

Thought I'd better update you all. The Enbrel has now been stopped as I
was having a site reaction to it. Very big one.
So finally got the go ahead for Humira, which I started 2 weeks ago, I've just
injected my second....................all I can say is ....WOW... :shock: I haven't felt
this good in a year and a half.
So I'm only hoping it will continue to work..

Yvette.
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Hi Yvette
I am so pleased for you, it must feel like a dream...I will have everything crossed that it continues to work for you... I do love to read post like this...please keep us updated from time to time.x
Love
Barbara0 -
Hi,
I will, I still ache a little but most of the horrid pain has gone into a
subtle ache. I even managed half hour in the garden....
The fatigue has all but gone too.
I haven't had a site reaction to it either..
Yvette.0 -
Hurrah! This is what the meds are meant to do and it's pleasing that it has for you. Good luck with, I hope it lasts. DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0
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Now that's what I call a result
Good for you and thanks for letting us know.
If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0 -
So glad it's working. I can't even imagine how good that must feel0
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amazing long may it last!How am I gonna be an optimist about this?0
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Very pleased to hear a success story
- less fatigue, now there's a happy thought.. can I ask how you got on with humira re side effects (my current meds *may* be losing their effectiveness so I am thinking well ahead & will be pestering any & all on here for their personal tales of anti-TNF).
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toady wrote:Very pleased to hear a success story
- less fatigue, now there's a happy thought.. can I ask how you got on with humira re side effects (my current meds *may* be losing their effectiveness so I am thinking well ahead & will be pestering any & all on here for their personal tales of anti-TNF).
Hi toady,
As of yet I haven't had any side effects from the Humira. I haven't had an
injection site rash either, just a simple needle mark...
So I'm hoping it will continue. I hope you find the some relief soon.
Yvette0 -
Thanks for the reply Tinky, it's much appreciated. My current meds are working for now, it's just that I suspect they may be on the slide. Nice to hear you haven't had nasty side effects - for my own reference, but chiefly for your sake as well of course. thanks again.0
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