BAMS,PGDHA,MS(Ay)., Post Graduate Diploma In Hospital Administration (PGDHA), MS(Ay)
Ayurveda, Varanasi
Tell me details about why use adalimumab tab,if you used it for joint pain or arthritis then lots of good preparation available in Ayurveda which is safe and used for long time, it's better to consult me on my profile by private consultation then I will suggest best for you.
There are chances of pregnancy if protection failed.
And yes the above mentioned medicine can also alter it.
Better take tests to confirm instead of assuming.
No significant difference of sperm quality between healthy controls and anti-TNF treated patients with SpA, sperm abnormalities were also found in 102 healthy controls Sperm abnormalities are a common finding in healthy men, they are more pronounced in patients with active SpA. The sperm quality of patients with SpA with inactive disease receiving long-term TNF
would like to advice you to under went IuI procedure to conceive.
Dear lybrate-user,
As per Ayurveda Science its considered under Sangrahani disease with Ajirna. It can be treated with Ayurveda line of treatment. So better you visit experienced Ayurveda Doctor & take medicine with proper way diagnosis.
Few precaution advice
1) 1/4 th reduction based boiled water in room temperature conditions whole day
2) Milk with 1tsp (not exceed than 4gm) Mulethi (Yasthimadhu) powder twice
3) Rice water (kanji), Mungdaal Khichadi, Kheer, Seasonal vegetables soup, Soup of Pumpkin (Kushmand) like easily digestive food.
FAMS, MS - Orthopaedics, Diploma In Orthopaedics (D. Ortho)
Orthopedist, Indore
Dear Radha,
Namaskar,
Adalimubab is a biologic drug,very effective in RA.......Ofcourse all the modern medicines do have some untoward and side effects.......but the treating Doctor has to titrate the dosage and choose the lesser evil out of Pendora of various drugs.... I am sure he will closely monitor the situation...There is no alternative treatment of this disease as for as scientific evidence is concerned.... Have faith and patience.... Take care.
Hello. The 2018 chemistry nobel was given for use injection Adalimumab for autoimmune disorders like rheumatoid arthritis. Adalimumab is used by a lot of rheumatologists in our country, as a first line biologic therapy for RA. It needs to be taken 40unit Subcutaneous injection every 2 weeks. Before initiating Adalimumab therapy you need to be tested for latent TB, HIV and hepatitis. I think you must understand you initiating this treatment, that it control and treat your joint inflammation and existing disease, but it is no certain cure to the disease. Also existing deformities can not be corrected with this treatment. But regular treatment can prevent future deformities.
Hi Lybrate-user,
The drug transfers into breast milk in small amounts but is not likely absorbed by the infant. Most experts state that adalimumab is likely compatible with breastfeeding. No adverse effects or developmental abnormalities have been reported in infants exposed to adalimumab monotherapy during breastfeeding.
Although no infant side effects have been reported during mono therapy with immunosuppressive biologic, the mother can monitor the child for signs and symptoms of infection or gastrointestinal irritation. There are currently no recommendations or requirements for laboratory monitoring of the infant during exposure to these medications.
Pen injections a re easy and painless to inject by yourself .It contains the active substance adalimumab, which is a human monoclonal antibody. Monoclonal antibodies are proteins that recognise and bind to other unique proteins. Humira belongs to a group of medicines that block the activity of tumour necrosis factor (TNF) in the body (TNF blockers). TNF is a specific protein involved in inflammatory processes of the body.
Hello. There are other options like leflunomide, in case you are intolerant to methotrexate. Considering you are already on steroids and 2 dmards (sulfasalazine & hcqs), I would suggest you take any biologics therapy for better control of your disease like adalimumab or etanercept or tofacitinib etc.
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