Life changing! Steqeyma 90mg/ml Pf Syr, 1ml treating Crohn's disease - my experience and side effects

I'm surprised to see so many positive comments about Steqeyma especially since others have had some scary experiences.

When I started taking Steqeyma, I was told that muscle aches and fatigue were common side effects. I've had both, but I've also seen a huge improvement in my Crohn's symptoms. I think it's worth it, but I would highly recommend getting a doctor who knows about this medication and can help you manage any side effects. I am confident in my doctor's knowledge. He has been a blessing lately. I also think it's important to keep in mind that these drugs are serious, they can really mess with your system if you don't take care of yourself while on them. I've had a few friends skip doses and they ended up paying the price. If you're going to take a drug like Steqeyma, you have to be smart about it.

I've been on Steqeyma for about 6 months, and I have to say, it's been a rollercoaster. I've had some pretty severe side effects, but my doctor has been great about helping me manage them. I've had some really bad muscle aches and fatigue, but I've also seen a huge improvement in my Crohn's symptoms. I think it's worth it, but I would highly recommend getting a doctor who knows about this medication. I was lucky enough to see someone in a major hospital for my treatment. I was able to get the best care and was constantly monitored for side effects. I would also recommend keeping a food journal while on the medication. If you do get side effects, it can help to know which foods were causing them.

I've had some really bad side effects from Steqeyma, but I've also seen a huge improvement in my symptoms. I think it's worth it, but I would highly recommend getting a doctor who knows about this medication and can help you manage any side effects. I would do some research and consider speaking with people who have used Steqeyma in the past for their Crohn's disease.

I've been on Steqeyma for a year now, and while it's not perfect, it's made a huge difference in my psoriasis. The side effects are manageable, and my doctor has been great about monitoring me. Just keep an eye on that injection site, it can get irritated.

I experienced an allergic reaction where my skin peeled off. I honestly don't know if I would recommend it. I was hospitalized, and my doctor had to give me an allergy shot. Scary stuff

Has anyone experienced any long-term effects from taking Steqeyma? I've been on it for a few years now, and I'm starting to worry about the long-term impacts.

I've heard of some people who had major reactions to this drug and had to go to the hospital. Does anyone know if there are specific tests you can do to see if you are at a high risk of having a reaction?

I've been on Steqeyma for about 4 months, and I have to say, it's been life-changing. I've had some side effects, but they've been manageable, and my doctor has been great about monitoring me. I've seen a huge improvement in my Crohn's symptoms, and I'm finally able to live my life again. My main advice? Keep your system clean and stay hydrated. I've found this to be a staple in managing my symptoms and I believe it has helped me get the most out of this drug.

I think this thread is really great, my father had Crohn's disease in his younger days and lived 84 years! I don't believe that Steqeyma was on the market then... but the price of this new drug is certainly raising the price of patients insurance premiums. This is a good point, it's also important to keep in mind that while these drugs can be life-changing, they come at a cost. I know a lot of people who have had to struggle with insurance companies just to get this covered. Always worth it to fight for the best treatment.