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Psoriatic arthritis can affect many aspects of life – work, relationships, sleep, and more. In your experiences, what does PsA most get in the way of? Has this answer changed over time? Please share your perspective!
steve Member
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I find sleeping and exercising is the hardest for me. I’ve had lower back pain for over three decades so I’m not sure if it’s arthritis but in my hands I definitely know it is and that prevents me from putting in a decent amount of time exercising. Sleeping is a hit or miss because of the lower back pain. Making it 3 or 4 hours a night uninterrupted is a joyous occasion for me.
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Armstr74 Member
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amount, and going to sleep, I’ve managed to avoid the nausea. I’m glad you’ve gotten relief from the Humira. I have as well, but now my insurance has made
Me switch to Hyrimoz (I probably butchered the spelling, but it’s biosimilar to Humira). If you ever find anything that helps more with your back, please let me know. In the meantime, water therapy, heating pads and finding shortcuts to do stuff so my back is not used as much are my waking periods relief. Good luck!🍀
KimW Member
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Planning anything beyond today. I never know how much pain I'll have, how tired I may be or how bad the brain fog is that day.
Lori.Foster Community Admin
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I am sure the unpredictability of PsA can awfully frustrating for you, @Kimw. Are your friends and family pretty supportive? Best of all wishes! - Lori (Team Member)
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KimW Member
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My friends and family are the reason I keep going. Once I let them help me things got a lot better.
Alexander1 Member
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It’s meant I need to change the way I think and act in everything I do.
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