poopydoop said...
In your shoes i would get a calprotectin test. But, my flares are really strongly correlated with calprotectin, which is not the case for everyone. I started to flare 3 months after dropping the dose of xeljanz. The first symptom was abdominal pain but we caught it early because I monitor my calprotectin monthly - it had gone from 30 to 400. I got back into remission quickly using salofalk enemas (4g) which I have not quit since because I don't want to risk another flare. So yes 5ASAs can still make a difference, even on xeljanz.
How do you measure it so frequently?
dsmk said...
My daughter took xeljanz (10 mg) for 9 months then she tapered 5 mg for another 9 months. When she had a flare so she increased her dose to 10 mg and also increased her mesalamine dose 4 tablets per day. After 2 months her flare did not settle. So her doctor switched to entyvio. Hope this will help you
Has the Entyvio helped her?