And why they might work for you.
target the very specific part of your immune system that contributes to inflammation and tries to prevent it from triggering an overactive autoimmune response.
With infusions, you’ll need to visit a hospital or clinic for your treatment. The process can take a couple of hours, and you can listen to a podcast, read a book, scroll through emails on your phone, or just rest during this time. “Some patients find it relaxing,”, D.O., rheumatologist at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital, tells SELF.
Reactions at the infusion or injection site are generally the most common biologic side effects. You might notice some redness, pain, swelling, or even some itching at the spot on your skin where the needle went in. This kind of reaction is typically mild and benign, according to, M.D., rheumatologist and instructor in the division of rheumatology with the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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