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Has anyone had good results with infusion treatment for psoriatic arthritis?

Yes, members have shared experiences with infusion treatments for psoriatic arthritis. One MyPsoriasisTeam member mentioned taking Orencia (abatacept) infusions along with methotrexate and expressed hope that this combination would provide relief Show Full Answer

Has anyone had good results with infusion treatment for psoriatic arthritis?

Yes, members have shared experiences with infusion treatments for psoriatic arthritis. One MyPsoriasisTeam member mentioned taking Orencia (abatacept) infusions along with methotrexate and expressed hope that this combination would provide relief from joint pain and inflammation.

Several infusion medications are available for treating psoriatic arthritis, including:

- Remicade (infliximab)
- Orencia (abatacept)
- Simponi Aria (golimumab)
- Inflectra (infliximab-dyyb)

These infusions are administered intravenously at a doctor's office or infusion center, which differs from injectable medications you can give yourself at home.

Finding the right treatment often involves some trial and error. Many people try different medications before finding one that works well for them. If you're considering infusion therapy, discussing your specific symptoms and treatment goals with your rheumatologist can help determine if it's a good option for you.

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