Reply to "Entyvio or Stelera?"

StarryNightMember

Hi cstew66,

I've never tried stelara, but I've been on Entyvio for 2 years now. Just wanted to let you know that for some people it can take multiple infusions to see improvement on Entyvio. A pouchoscopy was performed after 14 or 16 weeks and my pouch looked "clinically" great, but I had no relief from my symptoms until 9 months! I was about to give up when I unexpectedly began feeling better and the nurses at the infusion center said this was to be expected with Entyvio. For some people it works right away, but others take more time. It was worth the wait, at least in my case.

I hope this helps and I hope you are feeling better soon!

Laura

11/27/187:15 AM

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