As with any biologic, this can depend on the severity of your disease, whether or not you’re in a flare, and a multitude of individual characteristics. Generally, most people seem to see some improvement after 4-6 weeks, but some see improvement sooner, as well as later.
christine.laaksonenCommunity Admin
As Eric pointed out, , it can, unfortunately, take time to know if a medication is decreasing symptoms. While some people might notice a difference in symptoms in as early as three weeks, the official statement from Cosentyx is that it can take up to 16 weeks to be effective. I'm including a link to Cosentyx's website with their treatment results information, https://www.cosentyx.com/psoriatic-arthritis/treatment-results. Did your doctor give you a timeline at all? Do you have an appointment scheduled to check in with the doctor to determine if this treatment is bringing you relief or if when/if you might want to try something else? -- Warmly, Christine (Team Member)