I've recently returned to the UK full time as my husband has been working abroad. Whilst my husband has been away, our international health insurance has been paying for my Enbrel injections which the private rheumatologist here in the U.K. said I needed. I have an appointment for the NHS rheumatologist in July. I'm very anxious that they will not let me have enbrel( or Benepali) I'm terrified that I will end up not being able to move. Clemmie
Hi there, I can't see why there would be an issue with your being kept on your current drug (etanercept), especially if you're willing to go on benepali, which is substantially cheaper than enbrel but is its bio similar. As long as your new rheumatologist has access to your previous notes, and you can say you're benefitting from it (if you are) then I'd imagine they'll just keep the status quo initially.
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You misunderstood me - I meant that I was concerned that I would be unable to physically move due to arthritis. In any event, this post was 4 years ago.
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