Reply to "Looking for others' experience with Remicade/Humira"

Thanks for that Momma. I'm sorry your son has had to go back to an ostomy. Is it thought to be temporary?

I developed a reaction within weeks of one injection of Remicade. I had actually been given one dose of Remicade about 15 yrs prior. At the time the proticols were diffetent. (They didn't realize you couldn't take it sporadically.)

I tested negative for antibodies before the recent infusion but clearly I developed them after that dose and thus reacted weeks later. That really helps me to feel better about trying Humira as there won't be any chance of antibodies to Humira at least.

I hope your son (and you) find some peace in all of this and your son has the best possible outcome.

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