Reply to "HUMIRA for Pouchitis AND Ankylosing Spondylitis"

Jan DollarModerator, RN, retired

I was on Humira for about 4 years for AS. Worked pretty good, but I had to use it weekly. Plus, I didn't lie the way it would sting like crazy during injection. In the thigh was the worst, and in the abdomen was best in that regard. I've been on Simponi for about a yearand a half now and lime it better. The injections are only once a month, and no sting. Plus, my GI says my pouch never looked better.

Jan

9/11/121:42 AM

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