Psoriasis Club
  • Forum
  • Home
  • Portal
  • Member List
  • Psoriasis Score
  • PQOLS
  • What is psoriasis
  • Search
  • Help
Hello Guest, Welcome To The Psoriasis Club Forum. We are a self funded friendly group of people who understand.
Never be alone with psoriasis, come and join us. (Members see a lot more than you)
wave
Login Register
Login
Username:
Password:
Lost Password?
 
Psoriasis Club › HealthHealth Boards › Prescribed Treatments For Psoriasis v
« Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 … 26 Next »

How long before Taltz is out of my system

Pages (2): 1 2 Next »
Threaded Mode
How long before Taltz is out of my system
Duncan Offline
Member


Posts: 38
Threads: 8
Joined: Mar 2018
Gender: Male
Location: uk
Treatment: Tildrakizumab (ilumetri)
#1
Wed-27-05-2020, 17:21 PM
Started getting eye problems after a few weeks on Taltz.
Eyes aching like I was punched in them. It then changed to when I wore glasses to see the PC screen. (quite a lot)
Its now very sunny in the Uk and I have slight head ache and eye ache. I had my last injection 18th April and was about to take it monthly. I missed my last injection, so now just over 5 weeks ago.
I am wanting it out of my system so I know if its Taltz that's causing it.
Opticians tested my eyes in January. They had another look when I started with problems. They couldn't find anything major. My eyes were very slightly dry and my distance vision had deteriorated a little.
I phoned dermatologist personal receptionist and asked if it was ok to stop temporary. Also with the Virus about. She said she had heard of someone else with the same problem.
Got call back with the Ok to stop and see her on review date.


My question is....How long before Taltz is out of my system
Quote
jiml Offline
100 + Member I Just Cant Stop !

100 + Member I Just Cant Stop !
Posts: 47,972
Threads: 357
Joined: Oct 2013
Gender: Male
Location: Norwich England
Psoriasis Score: 3
Treatment: Skilarence 5x120mg a day
#2
Wed-27-05-2020, 18:48 PM
Hi Duncan shame about the eye problems it's a shame if it's working well on the psoriasis but a wise precaution to stop

How long is it in your system I'm not sure but the as you were due to start monthly injections I would assume it's getting weak in your body by that point . So my guess is around a month but I'm sure others might know for sure see Taltz (ixekizumab)
I have just been reading an article saying that a rare side effect is conjunctivitis but I'm not sure if that is what you have.
Quote
Duncan Offline Author
Member


Posts: 38
Threads: 8
Joined: Mar 2018
Gender: Male
Location: uk
Treatment: Tildrakizumab (ilumetri)
#3
Wed-27-05-2020, 19:32 PM
(Wed-27-05-2020, 18:48 PM)jiml Wrote: Hi Duncan shame about the eye problems it's a shame if it's working well on the psoriasis but a wise precaution to stop

How long is it in your system I'm not sure but the as you were due to start monthly injections I would assume it's getting weak in your body by that point . So my guess is around a month but I'm sure others might know for sure see Taltz (ixekizumab)
I have just been reading an article saying that a rare side effect is conjunctivitis but I'm not sure if that is what you have.
Started on 02/02/2020. Last injection 18/04/2020. Initial 2 injections, followed by 3 more at 2 weekly intervals. 
Only 2 months really.

I know its over due, so wearing off but my eyes are getting worse. Guessing it takes time to work and time to get out of my system.
It could still be something else but a side effect is swollen eyes. Good chance its Taltz.
On the up side, my skin is fantastic
Quote
Caroline Offline
You must hurry if you ever want to catch a chicken...
*
Forum Helper
Posts: 26,593
Threads: 113
Joined: Nov 2011
Gender: Female
Location: In between the tulips
Psoriasis Score: 3
Psoriatic Arthritis Score: 3
PQOLS: 4
Treatment: Got back to DMF slow release
#4
Wed-27-05-2020, 19:35 PM
(Wed-27-05-2020, 19:32 PM)Duncan Wrote:
(Wed-27-05-2020, 18:48 PM)jiml Wrote: Hi Duncan shame about the eye problems it's a shame if it's working well on the psoriasis but a wise precaution to stop

How long is it in your system I'm not sure but the as you were due to start monthly injections I would assume it's getting weak in your body by that point . So my guess is around a month but I'm sure others might know for sure see Taltz (ixekizumab)
I have just been reading an article saying that a rare side effect is conjunctivitis but I'm not sure if that is what you have.
Started on 02/02/2020. Last injection 18/04/2020. Initial 2 injections, followed by 3 more at 2 weekly intervals. 
Only 2 months really.

I know its over due, so wearing off but my eyes are getting worse. Guessing it takes time to work and time to get out of my system.
It could still be something else but a side effect is swollen eyes. Good chance its Taltz.
On the up side, my skin is fantastic

The trouble is, you can not see with your skin only feel with it.
Sensible action to check what happens with Taltz out of your system
Quote
Fred Offline
I Wanted To Change the World But Got Up Far Too Late.
Moderator
Posts: 67,201
Threads: 3,902
Joined: Aug 2011
Gender: Male
Location: France
Psoriatic Arthritis Score: 1
PQOLS: 1
Treatment: Bimzelx / Coconut Oil
#5
Wed-27-05-2020, 19:40 PM
Personally I wouldn't stop the treatment, but that is the choice you and your dermatologist have to make.

I found sunlight effected my eyes when on Stelara and I have recently asked if others have the same problem with Tremfya Tremfya and eye sunlight sensitivity

As for how long to get it out of your system, Mata once explained the term "Half Life" I don't fully understand it to be honest but the Half Life of Taltz is 13 days. To me that means there is only half of it in your body, then it would be 6.5, then 3.25, then 1.6, or thereabouts, then .8.

So Jim's guess of around a month is just over. *But I'm no expert.
Quote
Caroline Offline
You must hurry if you ever want to catch a chicken...
*
Forum Helper
Posts: 26,593
Threads: 113
Joined: Nov 2011
Gender: Female
Location: In between the tulips
Psoriasis Score: 3
Psoriatic Arthritis Score: 3
PQOLS: 4
Treatment: Got back to DMF slow release
#6
Wed-27-05-2020, 21:28 PM
(Wed-27-05-2020, 19:40 PM)Fred Wrote: Personally I wouldn't stop the treatment, but that is the choice you and your dermatologist have to make.

I found sunlight effected my eyes when on Stelara and I have recently asked if others have the same problem with Tremfya Tremfya and eye sunlight sensitivity

As for how long to get it out of your system, Mata once explained the term "Half Life" I don't fully understand it to be honest but the Half Life of Taltz is 13 days. To me that means there is only half of it in your body, then it would be 6.5, then 3.25, then 1.6, or thereabouts, then .8.

So Jim's guess of around a month is just over. *But I'm no expert.
I read with half life that if 13 days have passed only 50% of the drug is still in your body,
Then it will take another 13 days to reduce to half of 50%, thus 25%
Then another 13 days, to get to 12,5%

And So on.

Below a given percentage it will not work anymore and with an even lower percentage it will not be detectable anymore.
Quote
Fred Offline
I Wanted To Change the World But Got Up Far Too Late.
Moderator
Posts: 67,201
Threads: 3,902
Joined: Aug 2011
Gender: Male
Location: France
Psoriatic Arthritis Score: 1
PQOLS: 1
Treatment: Bimzelx / Coconut Oil
#7
Wed-27-05-2020, 21:31 PM
(Wed-27-05-2020, 21:28 PM)Caroline Wrote:
(Wed-27-05-2020, 19:40 PM)Fred Wrote: Personally I wouldn't stop the treatment, but that is the choice you and your dermatologist have to make.

I found sunlight effected my eyes when on Stelara and I have recently asked if others have the same problem with Tremfya Tremfya and eye sunlight sensitivity

As for how long to get it out of your system, Mata once explained the term "Half Life" I don't fully understand it to be honest but the Half Life of Taltz is 13 days. To me that means there is only half of it in your body, then it would be 6.5, then 3.25, then 1.6, or thereabouts, then .8.

So Jim's guess of around a month is just over. *But I'm no expert.
I read with half life that if 13 days have passed only 50% of the drug is still in your body,
Then it will take another 13 days to reduce to half of 50%, thus 25%
Then another 13 days, to get to 12,5%

And So on.

Below a given percentage it will not work anymore and with an even lower percentage it will not be detectable anymore.

That makes more sense than what I was thinking. Tongue
Quote
Caroline Offline
You must hurry if you ever want to catch a chicken...
*
Forum Helper
Posts: 26,593
Threads: 113
Joined: Nov 2011
Gender: Female
Location: In between the tulips
Psoriasis Score: 3
Psoriatic Arthritis Score: 3
PQOLS: 4
Treatment: Got back to DMF slow release
#8
Wed-27-05-2020, 21:40 PM
(Wed-27-05-2020, 21:31 PM)Fred Wrote:
(Wed-27-05-2020, 21:28 PM)Caroline Wrote:
(Wed-27-05-2020, 19:40 PM)Fred Wrote: Personally I wouldn't stop the treatment, but that is the choice you and your dermatologist have to make.

I found sunlight effected my eyes when on Stelara and I have recently asked if others have the same problem with Tremfya Tremfya and eye sunlight sensitivity

As for how long to get it out of your system, Mata once explained the term "Half Life" I don't fully understand it to be honest but the Half Life of Taltz is 13 days. To me that means there is only half of it in your body, then it would be 6.5, then 3.25, then 1.6, or thereabouts, then .8.

So Jim's guess of around a month is just over. *But I'm no expert.
I read with half life that if 13 days have passed only 50% of the drug is still in your body,
Then it will take another 13 days to reduce to half of 50%, thus 25%
Then another 13 days, to get to 12,5%

And So on.

Below a given percentage it will not work anymore and with an even lower percentage it will not be detectable anymore.

That makes more sense than what I was thinking.  Tongue

Yes, I think so too. You was reducing the half-life factor. Rolleyes
Quote
Fred Offline
I Wanted To Change the World But Got Up Far Too Late.
Moderator
Posts: 67,201
Threads: 3,902
Joined: Aug 2011
Gender: Male
Location: France
Psoriatic Arthritis Score: 1
PQOLS: 1
Treatment: Bimzelx / Coconut Oil
#9
Wed-27-05-2020, 21:44 PM
(Wed-27-05-2020, 21:40 PM)Caroline Wrote:
(Wed-27-05-2020, 21:31 PM)Fred Wrote:
(Wed-27-05-2020, 21:28 PM)Caroline Wrote:
(Wed-27-05-2020, 19:40 PM)Fred Wrote: Personally I wouldn't stop the treatment, but that is the choice you and your dermatologist have to make.

I found sunlight effected my eyes when on Stelara and I have recently asked if others have the same problem with Tremfya Tremfya and eye sunlight sensitivity

As for how long to get it out of your system, Mata once explained the term "Half Life" I don't fully understand it to be honest but the Half Life of Taltz is 13 days. To me that means there is only half of it in your body, then it would be 6.5, then 3.25, then 1.6, or thereabouts, then .8.

So Jim's guess of around a month is just over. *But I'm no expert.
I read with half life that if 13 days have passed only 50% of the drug is still in your body,
Then it will take another 13 days to reduce to half of 50%, thus 25%
Then another 13 days, to get to 12,5%

And So on.

Below a given percentage it will not work anymore and with an even lower percentage it will not be detectable anymore.

That makes more sense than what I was thinking.  Tongue

Yes, I think so too. You was reducing the half-life factor.  Rolleyes

Ha I don't even know what day it is.

Carry on.
Quote
Duncan Offline Author
Member


Posts: 38
Threads: 8
Joined: Mar 2018
Gender: Male
Location: uk
Treatment: Tildrakizumab (ilumetri)
#10
Thu-28-05-2020, 07:25 AM
(Wed-27-05-2020, 19:40 PM)Fred Wrote: Personally I wouldn't stop the treatment, but that is the choice you and your dermatologist have to make.

I found sunlight effected my eyes when on Stelara and I have recently asked if others have the same problem with Tremfya Tremfya and eye sunlight sensitivity

As for how long to get it out of your system, Mata once explained the term "Half Life" I don't fully understand it to be honest but the Half Life of Taltz is 13 days. To me that means there is only half of it in your body, then it would be 6.5, then 3.25, then 1.6, or thereabouts, then .8.

So Jim's guess of around a month is just over. *But I'm no expert.
 I only have vision in 1 eye. Something is seriously wrong with my vision. Not just light sensitive. I would rather be covered in scabs than not be able to see.
If it isn't Talt, I can re start treatment. Nothing lost.
Quote
« Next Oldest | Next Newest »
Pages (2): 1 2 Next »


Possibly Related Threads…
Thread Author Replies Views Last Post
  Uvb Phototherapy at home? Long term treatment? SquidBro 5 1,506 Sat-18-01-2025, 16:19 PM
Last Post: Kat
  Taltz vs Hot Tub Tanya and Mike 3 4,498 Thu-16-02-2023, 17:30 PM
Last Post: Caroline
  Adalimumab long term….. yorkshire_lad 12 9,340 Fri-09-09-2022, 03:54 AM
Last Post: Sheila
  My Experience with Taltz SherylYYZ 10 13,775 Thu-22-07-2021, 11:05 AM
Last Post: Fred
  Taltz injection sites? Itchygirl42 5 5,867 Mon-12-07-2021, 21:06 PM
Last Post: Kat



Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)
    About | Contact us | Login | Register | Home | Cookies/GDPR | RSS Syndication | Portal | Types Of Psoriasis | Psoriasis Score | Members Only Boards
    Copyright © 2010 - 2025 Psoriasis Club | All Rights Reserved | Founded May 2010 | Psoriasis Club Is Self Funded Without Sponsors Or Donations | Software by MyBB | Social
Linear Mode
Threaded Mode