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Rheumatology
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General Rheumatology
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TNF inhibitor
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Immunosuppression
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Anaphylaxis
In patients with history of anaphylaxis to a TNF inhibitor, are you comfortable trying an alternative TNF inhibitor?
Related Questions
Are there any immunosuppressive agents that have been shown to have utility in concurrent idiopathic anaphylaxis?
How do you approach use of immunosuppressants in patients with rheumatologic disease and active intravenous drug use?
What is your approach to working up diarrhea in an immunocompromised patient?
What is your approach to continuing or altering therapy when inheriting a patient with combined biologic immunosuppression that is in excess of guidelines?
What is your approach to management of drug induced oral and cutaneous lichen planus associated with TNF inhibitors?
Do you routinely obtain urine pregnancy tests in patients on immunosuppression who use only a single method of contraception?
How do you approach endocarditis prophylaxis for patients with rheumatic diseases undergoing invasive dental surgery and no history of joint replacement?
How do you manage a patient with severe RA or SLE that worsens after stopping immunosuppressants due to having chronic foot ulceration?
Would you consider a biologic or JAK inhibitor to manage active PsA in a patient on chronic antibiotic therapy if they had previously failed all conventional DMARDs (including apremilast)?
Do you typically adjust or hold immunosuppression in a well-controlled RA patient who is being treated for Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare (MAI)?
