Cosentyx/Taltz - Anyone Had Any Problems With Worsening GI Symptoms With Either Of These?
I'm looking into IL-17 Blockers and these two medications looked like they might be worth asking my doctor about to get better control over my skin.
I do have inflammation in my upper GI tract from psoriasis, so the possibility of worsening GI symptoms and especially new occurrence of Autoimmune GI issues makes me a bit apprehensive.
The PR sheets state specifically Crohn's & UC, and I was wondering if anyone with Psoriasis has experienced this unfortunate side effect? To my understanding… read more
I definitely have GI problems from the psoriasis that get worse with medication, but its worth it to get my skin healing. I take a probiotic and try to eat at least three kinds of vegetables a day (helps stomach bacteria). I also cut out all carbohydrates and that has helped some too. Try to avoid fatty or really acidic things. It should help some with the inflammation.
Hi I am on cosentyx but have IBS issues for years. It hasn't gotten worse on cosentyx if that helps. Maybe your dr could also help, i ask my dr questions I have because they are treating people like me. It's good you are asking us first hand also. Hope you find answers to your questions
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No but I feel for you! Hugs
I tried Talz quite a while ago and had a moderate swelling and itching at injection site. Dr took me off but we tried again after a year or so and using clobetasol. The site reactions slowed and stopped but only helped the psoriasis for about 9 months. Everyone reacts differently, but whatever you try, stick with it for a good while cause some relief is better than none and there are a limited amount of meds to try.
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