Taltz for Non-Radiographic Axial Spondyloarthritis User Reviews
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- Taken for 1 to 2 years
- September 3, 2021
"I’ve got a peripheral form of ankylosing spondylitis that causes inflammation in my connective tissue and sensitizes me to different foods. Within two weeks of the first dose, my pain and swelling were much reduced, and I haven’t developed a new food allergy in the 18 months I’ve been on this medication. My quality of life was headed to rock bottom before I started Taltz, and now I can function again! Here’s hoping this continues to work for a good long time..."
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- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- December 23, 2022
"Took 4 doses (2 first month, 1 per next 2 months). I feel worse; enthesitis is worse. I can barely walk. Every joint hurts, and nerves and skin burn. I feel lousier than I felt before the first injection. I am angry."
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- Taken for less than 1 month
- May 3, 2025
"I took two injections of Taltz for the first, and I developed a rash at the injection sites with redness and swelling 10 days later. Immediately after the injections, I felt nauseous and tired for 3 days. After that, I started to feel better and my leg and back movement was almost 70% better."
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"I am now on my 3rd dose of Taltz. My loading dose was 160mg (two 80mg pens, injected in both thighs) which I had injection site reactions oddly 2 weeks later. My 2nd dose (80 mg injected in my abdomen) I also had injection site reaction but happened pretty immediately. None of them were painful just tender to the touch for a couple days. I took my 3rd injection yesterday (80mg injected into thigh). The only side effects I experienced were 1-2 days after injection I kind of felt generally unwell sort of like when you are coming down with the common cold (body aches, tiredness, stuffy nose). After that I have been fine and can tell I am starting to feel better. I know it will take some time to see full results and look forward to that."