Cosentyx

Warnings

Pregnancy
Secukinumab should not be used in pregnant females unless really essential. Pregnant females  should consider all of the benefits and risks with their doctors before taking Secukinumab .

Lactation
Secukinumab should not be used in lactating females unless really essential. Breast feeding women should consider all of the benefits and risks with their doctors before taking Secukinumab.

Driving
Secukinumab has little or negligible effect on your driving ability.

Liver
People with liver diseases should consult their doctors before taking Secukinumab.

Kidney
People with kidney diseases should consult their doctors before taking Secukinumab.

Alcohol
Consult your doctor for better advice. 
 

Precautions

Inform your doctor when starting Secukinumab if you have any of the following conditions:
Undergoing infection treatment
Have a persistent or recurring infection
Have tuberculosis or have had intimate contact with someone who has tuberculosis
Consider yourself infected or if you experience high fever, chills, or sweats; muscle pain; cough; difficulty breathing; blood in the sputum; weight loss; hot, red, or stinging skin or blisters on your body. indigestion or stomach ache burning when urinating or urinating more frequently than usual. This medicine is not indicated for patients who have an allergy to Secukinumab or any of the other inactive components present in it. What is the action of Secukinumab? Secukinumab acts by inhibiting the function of specific molecules in the body that cause psoriasis symptoms. How long does Secukinumab take to work? This varies according to your dosage and symptoms. It may probably take a number of weeks for you to notice the benefits of Secukinumab. Is Secukinumab toxic to the immune system? Yes, Secukinumab may reduce your immune response and avoid inflammation. This is why taking Secukinumab increases your chance of infection. What should be done if a dose is missed? Because Secukinumab is provided by a skilled healthcare practitioner in a hospital or clinical settings, there is very little chance of a missed dose. If you miss a scheduled dosage of Secukinumab, consult your doctor right away for further advice.