Has anyone used Bimzelx for psoriasis? What side effects did you experience?

I've had schizophrenia for a long time and I've been taking Bimzelx for a while. I've done a lot of other meds for both, but Bimzelx has been a game changer. It doesn't touch schizophrenia, but psoriasis is gone and so are the cold sores. I've been on this so long that I'm immune to the side effects.

I was really worried about the serious side effects, especially the potential for infections. But so far, so good for me. The only real issue I had was a bit of nausea after the injections, but that went away after a couple of weeks. I'd say give it a go and keep a close eye on the injection sites for any signs of infection. Better to be safe than sorry.

First of all, read all about the possible side effects before you start the treatment. It will help you prepare and know when to contact your doctor. I wish I had known about the potential liver issues before starting.

I had to stop taking Bimzelx because of the side effects. I developed a rash and itching all over my body, and it was just too much to handle. I know it works for some people, but it just wasn't worth it for me. You might want to start with a lower dose and see how your body reacts. Good luck!.

I switched to Bimzelx after trying a few other treatments. The difference in the redness and scaling was amazing. However, I had to deal with a persistent headache for the first couple of weeks, but it went away on its own. I still get cold sores every now and then, so I have to be mindful of that. I recommend keeping an eye on your liver function regularly, just to be safe.

I've been on Bimzelx for about six months now. My psoriasis has improved significantly, but I did experience some side effects. The injection site was sore for a few days after each dose, and I had a bit of fatigue. Nothing too bad though, and it was worth it for the relief from the psoriasis. Be sure to give yourself the injection exactly as your doctor showed you to avoid any additional soreness. I hope it works as well for you!.

How often do you need to inject yourself? It seems like a hassle, but if it works, it's worth it, right? I've wanted to try Bimzelx, but I've been put off by the injections.