Results you MAY
see and feel

DUPIXENT was studied in a 52-week trial with 106 adults with BP. Over the course of the trial, some patients on DUPIXENT
achieved sustained remission.*

WITH DUPIXENT AT 36 WEEKS†:

MORE PATIENTS HAD
SUSTAINED REMISSION*

(18% on DUPIXENT vs 6% on
placebo)

MORE PATIENTS
EXPERIENCED LESS ITCH

(38% on DUPIXENT vs 11% on
placebo)

LESS TOTAL AMOUNT OF
ORAL STEROIDS USED

(2.8 g for patients on DUPIXENT vs
4.1 g on placebo)

*That means there are no new blisters, old ones are healing, and steroids are tapered off by Week 16, with no relapses from Week 16 to Week 36, and no rescue treatment through Week 36.

†This analysis was not statistically significant.

The most common side effects in
patients with bullous pemphigoid
include:
joint pain (arthralgia), eye
problems, including eye and eyelid
inflammation,
redness, swelling,
itching, and blurred vision, and herpes
virus infections.

View all of the possible side
effects of DUPIXENT.

ASK YOUR DOCTOR ABOUT A WAY TO TREAT BP

It is possible to manage your BP signs and symptoms. Take these next steps to get started on a treatment journey that may work for you.

  1. Set up an appointment with a dermatologist
  2. Discuss any symptoms you may have been experiencing with your doctor
  3. Ask about DUPIXENT as a treatment option

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