Health Boards
Thu-21-04-2016, 08:13 AM
(Wed-20-04-2016, 22:15 PM)jiml Wrote: Noooooo not buying drinks yet it's too early....I'm just slow typing
Perhaps a strong coffee Jim?
(Thu-21-04-2016, 08:03 AM)jiml Wrote: Good advice Amanda
Sam you ask ifs fumaderm available in the U.K. ......yes it is as an unlicensed drug and only available through dermatologists. Being unlicensed does t mean it is new it's been used in Germany for around 30years
Stelara is available as well from your dermatologist
The difference between Fumaderm and Stelara is that the first one is using DMF (dimethylfumarate) as a working substance and Stelara is a biological that blocks one of the recipients of your cells that is responsible for the autoimmune reaction that causes psoriasis and it is good at that. Another difference is the price, the latter is much more expensive than the first. MTX beats everything in price, that is extremely cheap, but then again it is poison. It is like killing a mosquito by hitting it with an elephant.
I have written something on DMF over here Dimethylfumarates and Psoriasis