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Who Should Not Use TNF Inhibitors?

TNF inhibitors are not suitable for everyone. They are generally contraindicated in children with:
Active infections
History of certain cancers
Severe heart failure
Known hypersensitivity to any component of the medication
A thorough medical evaluation and discussion with a healthcare provider are necessary before starting treatment.

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