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DUPIXENT was studied in 61 pediatric patients ages 1 to 11 years old (weighing at least 33 lb) with EoE in a 2-part study.
Caregivers observed that children experienced fewer days with EoE signs and symptoms as early as 4 months and at 1 year.*
*As measured by the Pediatric EoE Signs/Symptoms Questionnaire-Caregiver (PESQ-C). The items in the PESQ-C included stomach pain, heartburn, acid reflux, regurgitation, vomiting, difficulty swallowing, food getting stuck, and food refusal.
The most common side effects of DUPIXENT in patients with EoE include:
EoE is a chronic, progressive disease that can lead to lasting damage to the esophagus.
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After a lifetime of reactions to various foods, Liv was diagnosed with EoE at age 13. After trying other EoE treatments, a specialist suggested trying DUPIXENT. Hear how Liv is now thinking less about EoE and experiencing fewer symptoms.
Individual results may vary.
Once you and a specialist decide DUPIXENT is right for your loved one, there are a few important steps you’ll need to take to get started. Here’s what comes next:
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Once your loved one has started taking DUPIXENT, we’re here to help you with additional obstacles you may face. Read on to learn more.
Mealtimes can cause challenges for children with EoE, especially at school. Here are a few steps you can take to help teachers and administrators understand your child’s needs.
An EoE specialist can help you understand how to advocate for your child and help you understand what to prioritize while they’re in the classroom.
EoE qualifies as a disability under Section 504, a federal statute designed to prevent discrimination. Creating a 504 plan helps ensure that the school takes steps to help your child stay safe.
Meeting with your child’s teacher allows you to explain EoE symptoms, answer questions, and create an open line of communication throughout the school year.
When you’re focused on caring for a loved one, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. Looking out for your own well-being is an important way to make sure you’re at your best when fulfilling your caregiving duties.
Your experience with DUPIXENT is unique, and sharing your journey can inspire and empower people facing similar challenges.
Self-nominate for a chance to become a DUPIXENT MyWay Ambassador, and you may have opportunities to share your story and offer encouragement to patients and their loved ones.
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