ABROCITINIB vs BRIGATINIB

Recently started taking a new drug through a clinical trial called Abrocitinib (Made by Pfizer), it is an oral tablet once a day and from what my doctors have said it is comparable and even slightly more effective for people than Dupixent. I wanted to share my results, I have had severe eczema for 7

I've given a few updates on the trial I'm in for Abrocitinib over the past couple of years - thought I'd round it out now the trial is coming to an end. I think I last posted around the 18 month mark and said I felt the effects were wearing off and some mild eczema had returned. I'm happy to say th

I've had full body eczema since about 18 years old. I can't really remember what my skin was like before then. Managing my eczema has been such a big part of my adult life. But after 2 months on dupixent I feel like my skin has never been as smooth.. or as oily! It's honestly taking my brain a whil

Quick rant here! Because It’s getting annoying and frustrating that they always hype up the new drugs for eczema sufferers for example, the JAK inhibitors, and I’m so happy to read the results but they never want to discuss the adverse side effects. They always want to say it’s mild and that they’re

This might be helpful for some of you who discontinue Cibinqo. I've been on it 5 years but unfortunately the trial ended here in Australia and the medication has yet to be approved. I had amazing results on it - next to no eczema/AD for the 5 years. I took my last pill 2 weeks ago and the flare has

I've just read the article https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20191012005003/en/ And I was wondering if anyone tried this? Were there any bad side effects? I found some old topics of some participants, maybe there's an update to that. Tbh all the topics made me cry, since nothing helps me and e

These drugs have just been approved in UK by NHS as pills and in the tests for UK they basically cured eczema, any of you guys from other countries tried this?

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hey all 💗 it’s been a minute. my 16yo is in the sweet spot: highly concerning tumors have grown, but are not affecting function as of now. we’ve made the decision to start brigatinib in june, at the end of the school year. we have avastin on the back burner, trying to start with least “disruptive

My father, male, age 65, was diagnosed with Stage IV non-small cell lung cancer this past June. He has since undergone whole brain radiation and began taking the medication alectinib as his cancer contains an ALK mutation. After a couple of months, the alectinib caused terrible abdominal pain and hi

hi all ✨ sending everyone some love. also, long story short, my 15yo son has NF2, and has a slowly growing VS in the left; ss deaf from removal of fast-growing binuclear VS on the right. recent growth has sparked discussions of how to preserve his hearing. we have discussed avastin, and are also l