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Before
Treatment
After treatment
with dupixent
at 16 weeks
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Before
Treatment
After treatment
with dupixent
at 16 weeks
Actual 10-year-old (left) and 9-year-old (right) clinical trial patients treated with DUPIXENT and a topical corticosteroid. These patients met clinical trial criteria for clear or almost clear skin. Individual results may vary.
Clearer skin and itch relief in children
Results from a clinical trial of patients ages 6-11 years with severe eczema at 16 weeks:
ALMOST CLEAR SKIN
Under 66 lb: 30% on DUPIXENT + TCS
vs 13% on TCS only
66 lb or more: 39% on DUPIXENT+ TCS
vs 10% on TCS only
LESS ITCH
Under 66 lb: 54% on DUPIXENT + TCS
vs 12% on TCS only
66 lb or more: 61% on DUPIXENT + TCS
vs 13% on TCS only
than half of children
Under 66 lb: 75% on DUPIXENT + TCS vs 28% on TCS only
66 lb or more: 75% on DUPIXENT + TCS vs 26% on TCS only
Dosing is based on age and weight. Your child’s doctor will tell you how much DUPIXENT to give and how often.
TCS, topical corticosteroids.
LONG-TERM
SAFETY
RESULTS IN CHILDREN
Long-term safety results for children continuing on DUPIXENT with or without TCS in the pediatric extension study through 1 year were consistent with the adult clinical trials.
Most common side
effects include:
- Injection site reactions
- Eye problems, including eye and eyelid inflammation, redness, swelling, itching, eye infection, dry eye, and blurred vision
- Cold sores in your mouth or on your lips
- High count of a certain white blood cell (eosinophilia)
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What you should know about the patients in this study:
atopic dermatitis
area involvement
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