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 ![]() 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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