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Scott FMember

It can seem like a good idea to get two opinions instead of just one, but in many cases it can just make things more unsettled and anxious. Your GI is probably more aware of the trade-offs between biologics, but the choice will usually be partially arbitrary. I think I’d go with the GI’s advice - Entyvio is a fine thing to try, and if it turns out not to be right for you you can try a different one. The surgeon has taken good care of you for a long time, and it can be hard to give that up. Remicade is likely off the table, given your antibodies.

7/21/229:38 AM

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