Your doctor has recommended biologics to treat your psoriasis. While you are eager to see if biologics will help reduce your psoriasis symptoms, you know this means giving yourself an injection. Luckily, today’s biologics are easier than ever to use — even if you’re afraid of needles.
Nobody expects you to be a pro at self-injections on day one. Your doctor will make sure you are comfortable using your biologic for psoriasis, and it’s okay to have lots of questions. In this video, learn more information on using a biologic injection in order to manage your psoriasis.
Lindsey Bordone, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
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