My Experience with Mi-Yesintek 130mg/26ml Inj for Crohn's: What To Expect?

I've been on this for a while and have noticed some weight loss. My doctor says it's normal, but it's still a bit concerning. Has anyone else experienced this?

I wish they had a more convenient way to administer this stuff. My infusions take hours and it feels like I'm losing half a day every time I go in. But the benefits are worth it.

I am new to this but I am a bit worried about the side effects. It seems like people are having a wide range of experiences. Any advice on managing the side effects?

I’ve been on Mi-Yesintek for about a year now and it has been a lifesaver. The infusion process is a bit of a hassle, but the improvement in my symptoms has been incredible. I've gone from constant pain and discomfort to feeling almost normal again. I do get some fatigue and muscle aches after the infusion but that wears off a few days later.

I've had some muscle aches after my infusions, but nothing too serious. It's nice to finally have a medication that helps keep the Crohn's at bay.

I had a horrible reaction to the first infusion. Started getting really itchy and broke out in hives all over my body. Had to stop the treatment. Anyone else have this issue?

I've been on Mi-Yesintek for about six months now, and it's been a game-changer for my Crohn's. The infusion wasn't too bad, just a bit of a hassle. But the results have been worth it—the inflammation has significantly reduced, and I'm feeling much better overall.

I've experienced some skin redness and itching but this started a couple of days after my treatment. Has anyone else had this reaction?

The infusion itself wasn't bad, but the recovery felt like a mini flu. I was tired and had a headache for a couple of days. But overall, it's been worth it.

I started feeling like I was running a fever on the drive home from the clinic. When I got home, I checked my temperature and it was 38.5. I stayed in bed but felt better the next day. Have others experienced this?