For a pediatric patient with juvenile spondyloarthropathy with partial response, though ongoing axial disease, on a JAKi, would you increase the dose of JAKi, add methotrexate, or switch to alternate therapy like IL-17 inhibition? They previously failed TNFi.
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Rheumatology · Legacy Devers Eye Institute
Let me first disclose that I am not a pediatric rheumatologist and would defer to one.
Have NSAIDs been tried and optimized? If not, that is the best first option.
In general optimizing the dose of a medication that seems to be working is a great choice. However, I do not know what current dosage is b...