How many injections of Secukinumab are given each time?

Secukinumab (Secukinumab) is given by injection under the skin, which is called a subcutaneous injection. Patients need to take secukinumab once a week for the first four weeks, and then only need to take secukinumab once a month. Each dose of 300 mg is one subcutaneous injection of 300 mg or two subcutaneous injections of 150 mg. The doctor may adjust the frequency of drug use based on adverse reactions. If you miss a dose or take a dose too early, ask your doctor when to take the next dose. Secukinumab is a long-term treatment, and even if it doesn't seem to be working at first, and even if your symptoms start to improve, it is recommended to delay or stop treatment if you have serious side effects or symptoms of infection.