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LabMama

748d

Is there a benefit to getting a second Rheumatolgist opinion when medication trials are not working.

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    • Cowgrltraveltravel

      675d

      Yes always get a second opinion .. even the Mayo Clinic says to

    • Cowgrltraveltravel

      675d

      Yes always get a second opinion .. even the Mayo Clinic says to

    • Creaky_Zebra

      710d

      Oh yes definitely go see a different doc

    • mossy420

      726d

      yes some doctors know more or are more experienced than others my mother is a rheumatologist and i see a separate one outside of her but i still have her do managing of my medications since i’m a minor it’s good to have multiple opinions sometimes

    • LabMama

      734d

      I should have phrased differently. I’m not in an trial I’m just still trying to find the right medication that works for my symptoms and doesn’t cause a reaction. I’ve been at it for about 13 months and am currently now about to try my 5th medication because I haven’t had success. Humira was the first one that I tried.

    • Somi

      744d

      I'm on humira. No problems since I've been on it.

    • Somi

      744d

      No. You could be in the group that sadly got the placebo. ❤️ when the trial is done, ask to be put on a more well known medication for your condition.

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