So, Tofacitinib is this JAK inhibitor thingy. It’s mostly used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and that icky ulcerative colitis. It works by messing with how your immune system responds to things.
You can get it in two sizes—5 mg and 10 mg. The usual dosage is 5 mg, twice a day. The tablets are those with a little coating and come in bottles with 60 of them.
It’s supposed to help with the symptoms and maybe slow down the damage to your joints, too. You should really follow the doctor’s instructions when you take it and keep an eye out for any side effects or problems with other stuff you might be on.
