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Anyone have mouth ulcers and skin issues from long term methotrexate?
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@5007, here are a few discussions you may find helpful:
- Mouth Sores from chemo: When do they go away? https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mouth-sores/
- Anyone else dealing with painful mouth sores and burning mouth?https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/anyone-else-dealing-with-painful-mouth-sores-and-burning-mouth/
There are many discussions about methotrexate. To help me connect you with others like you, can you tell me what condition your were prescribed methotrexate for?
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@colleenyoung I was diagnosed with Dermatomyositis in March 2002.
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I have been taking Methotrexate for a few years now. I have both of the mentioned skin issues , and occasional bouts of mouth sores..
I was prescribed it for my Rheumatoid Arthritis.
@colleenyoung i am just starting on methotrexate and am confused as to how to coordinate the weekly dose with flu and covid shots. Do i just get the shots on different days than when i take the pills? I dont want to skip a dose especially im just getting started on this med. Dr. Said yes get the shots but reading on line in various places say methotrexate can weaken the vaccine.
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@colleenyoung GCA low dose metholtrexate