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Good evening Darla4, I had only experienced injections,never infusions during my time on prescribed medications. If you've read my posts, I'm no longer taking prescribed medications for my RA. I've done my due diligence on finding natural herbs to make sure that my organs aren't harmed by continued use of prescribed medications. I purchased the Natural Healing Handbook that explains why using herbs can save me from medication that always gives statements informing us about side effects. I've read to many sheets that come with your medication when you pick it up from the pharmacy. I have not used prescribed RA medicine for a little over a year. I've found herbal teas that keeps my inflammation from flaring and I feel like my health has improved. When I decided to step outside of the usual way of healing my body,my life has changed. Be blessed 🙏🏽🌹
Are infusions better than auto-injections?
Neither option is universally "better" - it depends on your personal preferences and lifestyle. Here are the key differences:
Infusions may be better if you
- Prefer less frequent dosing (monthly or every 8 weeks vs. weekly/biweekly injections)
- Are uncomfortable with Show Full Answer
Good luck in whatever you pick!
Thank you, I am definitely considering other options. More holistic approaches.
I've never done infusions but I like doing the SureClick Autoinjectors for both Enbrel and Mounjaro that I take for Type 2 Diabetes.
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