Reply to "Too soon to abandon Humira?"

CroachpaMember

I too tried Hurmira - I am not sure if you can build anti-bodies to Hurmira but I did to Remicade (a blood test confirmed this, I still had anti-bodies against Remicade 10 years Later) and had trouble with any other anti-TNF Blockers including Hurmira. I started feeling ok with the first couple doses then got progressively worse with each additional dose.

If it makes hime feels worse I think he should stop, and try something else.

I had trouble with Enytvio as well. I hope you son has better luck. I am using Stelara - No side effects for me and helps some.

I hope your son feels better soon,

Carolyn

3/11/185:05 PM

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