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Reviewer: Patricia, 35-44 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Hello everyone, I'm 43 and had RA since I was 29. Been on all the meds you can relate to RA.Still on Plaquenil and Sulfasalazine. Started Olumiant 4mg 3 weeks ago,after 1 week started vomiting and got constipated. In week 3 I started getting severe upper abdominal pain and ended up in ED with severe Pancreatitis. WILL NEVER TAKE IT AGAIN. Take care everyone, hope it helps someone.If you get
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Reviewer: Ian, 45-54 on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Patient)
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Mod-severe RA. Tried MTX, Plaquenil (no effect), moved to Lefunomide (some to medium effect) then combined with Olimiant which has reduced all symptoms to negligible. Have now ceased lefunomide completely and solely on Olumiant. Still some very minor flare ups/ associated aches but otherwise RA is diminished. Side effects for me are some loss of stamina when exercising and muscle stiffness (unsur
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Reviewer: ivyskm2000, 35-44 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Hi I am 38 years old was diagnosed a little over a year ago with RA, its gotten worse and worse and worse. I used to do yoga two almost everyday, I stopped to remodel my home and when I did after months of no yoga I suddenly started having all the symptoms. I am pretty sure I had RA (Moderate to Severe) while I was doing yoga, but was unaware, because my symptoms were being kept at bay unintention
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Reviewer: NM Woman, 65-74 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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I used it for 11 days and ended up with nausea, a raging UTI, Sinus infection and my bowels were upset such that I also ended up with hemorrhoids. So I went off to take antibiotics to clear it all up and I am NOT going back on it. I was previously on Xeljanz XR and I'll go back on that.
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Reviewer: Ali, 55-64 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Have only been on Olumiant for a couple weeks. So far the problem has been bouts of nausea and some vomiting. I haven’t eaten anything substantial since Christmas Eve and it’s now December 28, 2018. So currently all that comes up is water. I was on Humira so willbe interesting to see if there is a difference in pain levels. I am also on Methotrexate.Good luck to all
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