Medication History

Please click on ALL of the following medications that you are either currently taking OR have taken in the past.

Q. Which of the following medications have you taken before?

At least two of the selected medications belong to a family called anti-TNF medications. If two different anti-TNF medications have not worked, you should probably try a different family of medications.
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Things to consider

Choose Your Options

Most patients find the following 5 factors to be the most important when choosing their preferred medication. Review all of them and click the factor that you think is the most important to you.

Click the appropriate boxes below that reflect your preferences. A list of recommended medications based on your choices will automatically update as you go. You can change any answer in any order to update your matches.

Q. How do you prefer to take medication? Q. How do you prefer to take medication?
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# Oral Tablets#
# SC Injection#
# Intravenous Infusion#
Q. How easy would you like your medication to be for travel? Q. How easy would you like your medication to be for travel?
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Easy: Stored at Room Temperature#
Medium: May Need Cooler Pack or Fridge#
None: Taken at Clinic Before or After Travel#
Q. How often are you willing to take medication? Q. How often are you willing to take medication?
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I'm OK with taking it Daily#
Every Week or Two#
Every Month or Two#
Every 6 Months#
Q. Where do you prefer to take medication? Q. Where do you prefer to take medication?
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At home (quick and easy)#
At a clinic with a nurse (1 hour, up to 4 hours)#
Q. How long should this medication have been available? Q. How long should this medication have been available?
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It doesn't matter#
At least 2 years#
More than 10 years#
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Recommended Medications

We recommend the following medication based on your choices above. Clear & start over

Anti-TNF Medication: You have indicated that you have taken () which belongs to a family of medicines called anti-TNF medications. If two different anti-TNF medications have not worked, you should probably try a different family of medications.

You can share your personal choices with your rheumatologist. Your doctor knows you and your disease best and may prescribe something different if they think it will help you better.

  • No Recommendations No medications fit with your choices above. Please change some of your answers to find a new medication. Clear & start over
  • anti-TNF medication # # # Medication Name Some sort of extended medication description describing the medication.
X medication recommendation found. See below: X medication recommendations found. See below: