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We are thinking of having a Baby. I've been on Humira for a year. Is it safe ? Are there side effects? Any others on Humira that conceived and had a healthy baby? Does it change the DNA of sperm?
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Thanks so much! It's pretty scary but we're really excited. I'll read the reports. I really appreciate it mig. I've been looking around a bit also. I can't find much. Am still looking for anyone with success stories. It seems like Women might have to be more careful. I can't find much on Men.
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I don't know of any known effects on sperm. but i also use humira, and my wife is 12 weeks pregnant with our first child. Hopefully everything will go well for us. If your particularly worried your should consult your rheumatologist, but I fear he won;t have any definitive answer for you either. Good luck x
Ricky
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Question of risk. Long term risks not known for use of Anti TNF's meds. Personally I would not try for a baby whilst on this med. Not that I'm trying at mo . I did stop taking NSAID's for 12 weeks prior to conception of my brilliant son. That's prior to the Anti TNF days. Risks may be low relating to sperm damage whilst taking Anti TNF. Not that I'm a med professional, just giving you my opinion. If it were me, I'd stop Anti TNF 6 months prior.
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Hello sir. Excuse late reply but only just saw the message.
I have been on infliximab (remicade) for 4.5 years now. We have a 13 month old son (the greatest fella since sliced bread) and I asked my doctor on various occasions about this subject before we got pregnant. Honestly he wasn´t worried about it and said that in men it isn´t something they try to prevent as there doesn´t seem to be a connection.
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