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My Humira is making my psoriasis worse so my doctor is adding [[treatment:[[treatment:Neoral:58d19085e1f26a0906180bf4]]:58d19085e1f26a0906180bf4]] to my list. They don’t want me on Methotrexate because of my age (32). I already have a weak immune system from my Fibromyalgia, even weaker now with Humira, and it may end up null when I start this new med. I’m really worried about it so any info or advice you can give would be greatly appreciated!!

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Lauren

February 21, 2019
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A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Sadly, I don't know what the drug you mentioned is but having been on Enbrel since 2014 and having my psoriasis remain the same has been frustrating and now I will have to switch to another Biologic. I would love to hear how things work out for you and what the treatment is. God Bless and Best of Luck.

March 18, 2019
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

Humira & Enbrel are TNT drugs. Not sure about Talz
Besides Humira (human protein) & Enbrel (mouse protein) I tool Cosentyx which I loved

March 27, 2023
A MyPsoriasisTeam Member

I am on a Humira. I have had other places where I breakout so I am thinking it could be the Humira. I have been on it for over a year. I am better, but I know I am because I have eliminated foods out of my diet that cause issues. I was thinking about the med Taltz (so). Has anyone had any luck with that? I am going to see my Dr in June.

March 29, 2019

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