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What is the best rhematiod medication, when you no longer have insurance?
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Varies: Different rheumatologic conditions respond to different drugs in different people. Nsaids may be of some benefit for mild cases, but often immune-modulators are required for control (methotrexate or newer immunosuppressants like enbrel, (etanercept) humira, remicade); latter are expensive but drug companies often have programs for those without insurance. See rheumatologist.
Answered 10/26/2012
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