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@Jim *******
Thank you very much. Yes, seems there is no "cure". So, I keep trying the biologics I guess.
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@Lindsey *********
Really? Nice! I will ask Sunday when I see the Dr. I've looked and got a couple prices off of google. The drug I need, needs to be refrigerated - but see that the India companies can handle that aspect too. Hope this is viable - appears the savings would be considerable!!
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@Ang ****
Thanks! Yes, script needed. No generic version available. Going back Sunday to Dr. Have questions for her.
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@Peter ********
Thanks again. I don't have any issues with my skin - at present - if I stop the Secukinumab/Scapho treatment skin issues will return within 3-6 months. It's what is happening 'inside' my body is what I'm treating with the injections. That damage is permanent, so trying to stop it.
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@Umami ********
Thanks again, read through to the end, and a recent post suggested Chulalongkorn Hospital. Sadly, the mentioned prices were inline with what the meds cost at Bumrungrad.
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@John *********
Thanks for the info. Since the biologics for psoriasis are all imported, and rather expensive, I don't know how much of a option this is. I see that the drug is produced in India, and it's 'very much' cheaper than here, so that may be a option to go and get a year supply.
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@John *********
Thanks. Next appt I have, was going to ask about this, and take it up with a pharmacy. The price at Bumrungrad while high, is only around 10% of what it would cost in the US - after insurance co-pay.
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@Umami ********
Thanks for the link - oddly enough I posted in that thread, in 2021.
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@Peter ********
Thanks, but seems I need something for the joints even more.
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@Peter ********
Thanks for the tip, does that treat the psoriatic arthritis also? Seems I've been doubly blessed, lol.