Just started the drug last week, and now developing swollen ankles and leg pain...
Hi, Is anyone taking Humira for Crohns?
- Posted:
- 25 Jun 2009 by majorette62
- Topics:
- humira, pain, crohn's disease, crohn's disease -- acute, crohn's disease -- maintenance
Responses (1)
27 Jun 2009
I have taken Humira twice in the past. I use it to treat acute flare-ups and it works wonders for me. I would stay on the drug long term if I was not so paranoid about the possible side effects. I can't say much about swelling but I did experience some minor leg pain (usually around the injection site) for a few days after administration. I was do 6 month courses and over that time period I only recall experiencing the pain a few times.
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I have been on Humira for about six months and I take it every other week for Crohns and I have had not had any type of swelling could just be the Crohns. Make sure that you tell your Doctor. Hope all goes well for you.