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Treating RA is trial and error. Every patient is different. Have you told the doc that the Remicade is not working. If so, then the doc should do lab work to see what your levels are. If they are high then he should try another biologic. The main thing is, have the blood work before you have your Remicade treatment, if you have it after the treatment the levels will be more than likely be lower. Even though the treatment is not helping that much. I personally am on my third biologic. This one doesn't seem much better than Orencia or Remicade.

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