Inflectra for Psoriatic Arthritis User Reviews
- Ell...
- Taken for 1 to 2 years
- February 14, 2024
"Inflectra worked well on my Psoriatic Arthritis, but cleared up my plaque psoriasis completely. The first time in 40 years I've had plaque-free skin. Arthritis pain was greatly reduced. Pfizer offers a copay program, so the out-of-pocket cost is little to nothing. The best relief I've had from this my entire life, and insurance forced me to switch to a less effective alternative. I'm changing insurance so this is available to me again."
- Cat...
- Taken for 6 months to 1 year
- June 19, 2023
"Extreme fatigue is incompatible with working even part-time. No benefit for joint pain. Very disappointed."
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- Mik...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- September 8, 2023
"Inflectra started working fast with the first infusion. My PSA symptoms were much less. I'm getting my second infusion now. I'm very hopeful this will work better in the coming weeks."
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"Watch out for Inflectra. I originally discussed with my doctor about using Remicade for my P-Arthritis and psoriasis because it is covered by Medicare and Humira is not. However, when I went in, I was given Inflectra instead. The nurses tell you it's the same thing or a generic version. They use the Inflectra for prescribed Remicade patients because it costs less. The Inflectra worked on my first two infusions, but by the third injection, it was useless. My arthritis and psoriasis came back in full force. At the last infusion, I had an allergic reaction to the Inflectra at the hospital and was told by the nurse that I almost ended up in the ER. Then, when I told the nurse that the Inflectra wasn't working anyway, she told me to demand Remicade and they would have to give it to me. A report about the allergic reaction and Inflectra not working went to my doctor, and now I am supposed to start Remicade this weekend. I'll post a review on Remicade once I have had a few treatments."