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@A MyLupusTeam Member and @JasonGearhart--It makes sense that you don't want to take something that makes you feel bad or that wasn't properly explained. I hope you both talk to your doctors, or if you're unhappy with your care, find someone new. It's important to be monitored and treated appropriately to help prevent organ damage.😘
I still have my bottle of methotrexate in my cabinet. Don’t know what it really does. Just told to take it,
They gave me methotrexate and it makes me feel worse. I stopped taking it.
AI is right, Joyce. I hope you're doing well.
Immunosuppressant medications, which include some chemotherapy drugs, may be prescribed for lupus when doctors suspect there could be damage to major organs like the kidneys, brain, heart, or lungs. These medications work by stopping your immune system from attacking healthy tissues.
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