Have you had trouble accessing methotrexate since Roe v. Wade was overturned?

Some arthritis patients are reporting trouble accessing methotrexate, a well-established arthritis drug, since abortion became illegal in some states in June.

While methotrexate is FDA-approved to treat inflammatory forms of arthritis such axial spondyloarthritis, it is also considered an "abortion-inducing" drug. It can be used to treat patients experiencing early pregnancy loss, such as in ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage.

The Arthritis Foundation covered the issue here: https://www.arthritis.org/about-us/news-and-updates/statement-on-methotrexate-access?fbclid=iwar2rrspy_pmrvovephn5b4w9meyy-i-tco_os34ehxvnm-lxlekf0kmygdc

Have you had trouble getting your methotrexate prescription filled recently? If so, did your pharmacy provide a reason why?

Has your doctor been hesitant to prescribe methotrexate since the Supreme Court decision? If so, were you able to switch to another medication?

Tell us your experience with methotrexate lately in the comments. We know this medication has been life-changing for so many arthritis patients!