my fiance takes remicade injections at the hospital every 6 weeks, and it usually leaves him feelnig a little tired over the next couple fo days, but soon he feels better and healthier....if you have a good diet the remicade seems to help more....also if you dont smoke or abuse alcohol. its a give and take kind of medicine...but he likes it!

Go to the drug store and get a print out on both those meds, I have one one Remicade, and you can also look them up on health sites, but I found that the print out that I got has more info about side effects. I know that I can't take either one, good luck.

Christy,

Remicade and Humira are different for each person. Remicade might not work for you, whereas Humira will.

Talk with your Dr. try both options. May take months before you actually notice a difference of remission with either treatment.

I don't know anything about Humira, but I have been taking Remicade for a little over a year. Some of the side affects sound scary, but when I think about my quality of life being sick, it is worth taking the chance. So far I have had no side affects. I do feel a little drained after my infusions so I do them in the afternoon and usually go to bed early that night, but within a day or two I feel great! Sometimes when it is getting close to my next infusion I will start to feel a little tired and drained and sometimes my stomach will start to hurt after eating certain foods, but I am not sure if that is related.
I am young and still go out and have some drinks and I do smoke (although I am trying to quit) but have had no affects with the drug from doing so.

i did both remicade first about a year and ahalf ago i worked wonderful for almost one year then it attacked my joints..then i did humira which did nothing for me,,i recently started remicade again but was desensatize before each treatment so my body would'nt reject it.it is the only drug that help at all from the first day i found a huge difference and like i said no pain for 1 year..but this last treatment i did my body rejected it again and my chest closed and i went into shock im not writting u this to scare you cause i really really liked the remicade and i wish i could take it..if u have any other questions feel free to contact me..nicky as of next month im asked to join a clinical study for a new drug that hopefully will be on the market for all of us.