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Colorado Springs, CO
May 3
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I've just started with the injections Adalimumab Humira...I find to get it to click a second time I have to press down really hard...it does leave a bruise. I inject top of thighs...am I doing something wrong?

May 9
A myHSteam Member

Are you pushing down to hard , Do you use the pitch method and where are you injecting legs or stomach?

May 6
A myHSteam Member

Humira patient for 8 years , I have switched to Bimzelx, this is my body and The Different is night and Day . Continue with Humira until you don't see results, then switch . The difference between the two drugs is the delivery in the body TNF blocker pathway for Humeria and IL 17 A , F pathway for Bimzelx , I suggest you look up the two and understand the two pathways to treat H.S. this is why I changed to Bimzelx, there is also a peptite on the market in pill form , not officially used for H.S. yet

May 6
A myHSteam Member

I am currently on Humira and Its going good I just get some bruises after it.

May 6
A myHSteam Member

I have been on it myself, but I also have severe hs therefore I have been on multiple. For me it helped with flare ups, so if you hs isn’t sever then I feel it’s a good start

May 4

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