Yess nothing to lose right I will ask for a referral to the dermatologist then. Betting on two horses then, I'l keep you updated I might have some questions later on then when I've got the appointment with the derm. Regarding what to ask for etc.

Greetings

(Wed-07-12-2022, 19:12 PM)Steven S Wrote: Yess nothing to lose right I will ask for a referral to the dermatologist then. Betting on two horses then, I'l keep you updated I might have some questions later on then when I've got the appointment with the derm. Regarding what to ask for etc.

Greetings

Ok. Steven.

There is always someone here…

Would swimming be an exercise that's easier on a body with PsA?  

Your story was interesting, Steven. Thank you for sharing it.  This club is a treasure of information.  And it's comforting to talk with others who know what you're going through.

Yes swimming and cycling and walking I guess. Yes its nice to share with others and talk about it   , for now im doing fysio exercises to strengthen my leg, and hopefully wil start Cosentyx next week. Keep you guys updated!

(Wed-14-12-2022, 15:14 PM)Steven S Wrote: Yes swimming and cycling and walking I guess. Yes its nice to share with others and talk about it   , for now im doing fysio exercises to strengthen my leg, and hopefully wil start Cosentyx next week. Keep you guys updated!

Good luck!  You have a good positive attitude.  

Just got the approval for the cosentyx start with 300 mg each week for six weeks. So happy about it, the swelling of the toe was indeed not a good sign, so I could switch rather easily due through that. I hope it willl help me progress forwards!

(Wed-21-12-2022, 17:17 PM)Steven S Wrote: Just got the approval for the cosentyx start with 300 mg each week for six weeks. So happy about it, the swelling of the toe was indeed not a good sign, so I could switch rather easily due through that. I hope it willl help me progress forwards!

Okay that is great news!
Starting from this week?
Sincerely hope that you will see and feel quick results.
In the mean time, keep on moving.

Good luck Steven, don't hesitate to start a new thread in Prescribed Treatments For Psoriasis if you wish. It's a good way of keeping track of you progress and your input could help others.

*But of course you under no obligation.

I'm happy for you, Steven.  Good luck!  

Good luck! Hopefully you will see results soon. And having said that, also be patient as it can take a bit for it to kick in.