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How Do You Avoid Colds, Flu, Infection When You Take Immunosuppressive Drugs?

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How Do You Avoid Colds, Flu, Infection When You Take Immunosuppressive Drugs?

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How Do You Avoid Colds, Flu, Infection When You Take Immunosuppressive Drugs? Arthritis patients taking immunosuppressive drugs (for example, DMARDs, TNF blockers, corticosteroids) often ask how they can boost their immune system so they aren’t as susceptible to colds, flu, and infections. Is there anything one can do to boost their immune system that would counter the effects of immunosuppressive drugs? Answer: It’s funny you mention infection. I just returned from a meeting in Florida and next to me in coach was a nice guy who unfortunately coughed the whole trip. I thought about my immunosuppressed patients and wondered what they might do to protect themselves. So, in answer to your question – the key is prevention. • Make sure you get a yearly

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