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Hello again.

You’re on this site because you’ve been prescribed XELJANZ for moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis after 1 or more tumor necrosis factor (TNF) blockers have been used and did not work well or cannot be tolerated. XELJANZ+YOU also gives you information about your treatment. The following topics might interest you.

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Checkup

HAVE A PRODUCTIVE CHECKUP

Help your doctor understand how you’re doing on your treatment plan and your personal goals.

Questions for your Doctor

QUESTIONS FOR YOUR DOCTOR

Here’s what you might ask your doctor about your moderate to severe RA treatment.

Medication

TAKING YOUR MEDICATION

Your doctor may recommend that you take XELJANZ alone or in combination with methotrexate.

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COMMUNICATING WITH YOUR DOCTOR

Easy-to-remember tips to help you and your doctor understand each other.

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TELL US MORE

The information you provide here will be used by Pfizer and parties acting on its behalf to develop or improve materials related to certain chronic inflammatory conditions and use of XELJANZ.

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Lisa Walking

I saw an article for XELJANZ, another type of drug for RA.
And it was in pill form.

–Lisa, XELJANZ patient diagnosed with moderate to severe RA

Individual results may vary.
Patient ambassador stories have been created in partnership with Pfizer.

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