Sat-05-11-2016, 18:34 PM
I am about to start consentyx and I am a 37 year old male. We are planning to have our second child and wondering if this affects a man in conceiving or the baby
Cosentyx in men
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Sat-05-11-2016, 18:34 PM
I am about to start consentyx and I am a 37 year old male. We are planning to have our second child and wondering if this affects a man in conceiving or the baby
Sat-05-11-2016, 19:06 PM
(Sat-05-11-2016, 18:34 PM)pinge2017 Wrote: I am about to start consentyx and I am a 37 year old male. We are planning to have our second child and wondering if this affects a man in conceiving or the baby Hi Pinge and to the site. I can understand your concern but I'm afraid I don't know the answer. But we have several members on Cosentyx, one of those might know the answer You could check this post Cosentyx (secukinumab) It also has the web address of Cosentyx which has a lot of information ...but when I checked I couldn't find anything about men wanting to father children. But there is a section on pregnant women I hope you find an answer in the meantime if you put Cosentyx in the search facility it may throw up some help
Sat-05-11-2016, 20:46 PM
I don't know of any problems with Men in regards to trying for a child with Cosentyx or any of the Bio's.
*But none of us here are professionals, so I would suggest you check with your dermatologist to be sure. Welcome to Psoriasis Club by the way.
Sat-05-11-2016, 21:39 PM
Thank you for the welcome, my dermatologist prescribed it because she said it was fine but she also said it was fine for a female to take which the site says not too just wondering if anyone has actually been through it with no issues with their baby
Sat-05-11-2016, 21:59 PM
(Sat-05-11-2016, 21:39 PM)pinge2017 Wrote: Thank you for the welcome, my dermatologist prescribed it because she said it was fine but she also said it was fine for a female to take which the site says not too just wondering if anyone has actually been through it with no issues with their baby Unfortunately it's still a new kid on the block and we only have a few members using it so personal experiences will be unlikely from those with a baby.
Sat-05-11-2016, 22:04 PM
I'm afraid I don't know the answer, but maybe you can delay the cosentyx for a bit?
Sat-05-11-2016, 22:06 PM
All I have found regarding pregnancy on the Cosentyx on their website was this
Quote:Source Cosentyx
Fri-11-11-2016, 13:44 PM
Basically, if you can do without during your pregnancy, do that, avoid immunno suppressing medication. I think this is more or less obvious, it cannot be good for your unborn child.
At I least I would stop everything. The only thing one would continue having medication, is when this medication is essential to survive. Like heart medications or things like epilepsy or cancer. |
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