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One option that you could discuss with with your care team is Infliximab. It is an antibody, made using recombinant DNA methods, which can help in blocking the inflammatory response associated with Crohn's Disease. It works in same general way as Humira (another antibody) but if Humira is not helping you then Infleximab might be worth trying.
Infliximab is a listed medication on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme for Crohn's Disease and its cost is therefore subsidised.
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Thank you for your post however I have tried Infliximab, with an anaflaxic reaction. I have tried all kinds of medications. I am seeking something that is not mainstream that may be worth trying.
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Have you tried
LDN (Low dose naltrexine)
MAP treatment ie antibitoics - Dr Borody -
Facel Microscopic transplant. - Dr Borody -
look at doing clinical trails ask your doctor if you can get in to any clinical trails
Special Carb Diet or
Paelo Diet or
GAP diet
good luck with it I hope you found some thing that works.
I have tried numerous treatments for my Ulcerative colitis and also running out of options but I am currently doing treatment for MAP with dr borody and I have notice a slight improvement I am also on methotrexate weekly injections. I have finally gotten myself of prednisone after 2 years being on it so that is a good sign for me.
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