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Wed-06-01-2016, 00:37 AM
D Foster - roughly the same area as yourself.
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Ixekizumab trial
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Grizzly - don't believe everything Mel would have you believe,
 I'm waiting !!!!!
Wed-06-01-2016, 00:55 AM
For the purpose of the trial they are consider 1% to be roughly an area the size of a hand, when I started I was assessed as having 22% coverage of thick hard Plaque the 1% I think is just a medical need for a figure. My next instalment is in the fridge waiting for tomorrow morning, still getting sore knees though.
Tue-12-01-2016, 23:38 PM
(Tue-12-01-2016, 23:31 PM)flagstare Wrote: For the purpose of the trial they are consider 1% to be roughly an area the size of a hand, when I started I was assessed as having 22% coverage of thick hard Plaque the 1% I think is just a medical need for a figure. My next instalment is in the fridge waiting for tomorrow morning, still getting sore knees though. That's pretty good Tom if that's the maximum you have .....good luck in the morning with the injection. 
Thu-14-01-2016, 22:25 PM
Had my injection yesterday no problems administering it, continuing to have sore and stiff knees, my next visit to hospital is in two weeks and is a Dr / Consultant assessment + injection so I will highlight the knee problem and see what he has to say. Other than that there is not a great deal to report - my skin continues to be clear and healthy.
Thu-14-01-2016, 22:27 PM
(Thu-14-01-2016, 22:25 PM)flagstare Wrote: Had my injection yesterday no problems administering it, continuing to have sore and stiff knees, my next visit to hospital is in two weeks and is a Dr / Consultant assessment + injection so I will highlight the knee problem and see what he has to say. Other than that there is not a great deal to report - my skin continues to be clear and healthy. Thank you for taking the time to update Tom. 
Fri-15-01-2016, 08:39 AM
(Thu-14-01-2016, 22:25 PM)flagstare Wrote: Had my injection yesterday no problems administering it, continuing to have sore and stiff knees, my next visit to hospital is in two weeks and is a Dr / Consultant assessment + injection so I will highlight the knee problem and see what he has to say. Other than that there is not a great deal to report - my skin continues to be clear and healthy. Well looking good seen from your skin viewpoint. Your knees are annoying I agree, but hope you can live with that.
Tue-19-01-2016, 05:03 AM
Hi all. New member here, following this thread with great interest, and wishing flagstare all the very best with his trial. The photographs are amazing. So happy for you. I wish I had been on the trial....!!
Tue-19-01-2016, 10:12 AM
(Tue-19-01-2016, 05:03 AM) Wrote: Hi all. New member here, following this thread with great interest, and wishing flagstare all the very best with his trial. The photographs are amazing. So happy for you. I wish I had been on the trial....!! Hi and  to the forum it's good you have broken the ice by making a post, and yes flagstare seems to be on a good trial, which is working well. It is always good to read a success story.I'm glad you have found your way here and hope you will enjoy being a member. There is a lot of information on our disease here in the health boards Many members start a thread in the introduction section Introductions there is no obligation to do it but more people will notice you there, and welcome you. You have probably noticed we are a small but friendly group of sufferers happy to share our experiences Make yourself at home and enjoy your time here Jim  enjoy a slice of our cake
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