BLISTERS, OTHER LESIONS, and ITCH

Bullous pemphigoid (BP) is a rare chronic-relapsing autoimmune skin condition with fluid-filled blisters and other
inflammatory lesions. It is caused by the immune system attacking a layer of tissue in the skin. These outbreaks could be
triggered by certain medications. The reason why this happens is not fully understood.

THE IMPACT OF
BULLOUS PEMPHIGOID

While blisters may occur anywhere, they commonly form near creases in the skin.

Challenges
Patients Face:

Delay in diagnosis
leading to delayed
treatment

Severe itch

Painful sores in
affected areas

Signs and symptoms
persisting for months
to years if untreated

Finding a treatment to help signs and symptoms of BP is important. As the first and only FDA-approved treatment option for adults with BP, DUPIXENT targets a key source of underlying inflammation that may contribute to BP.

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF BP

Intense itching, with or
without lesions
Itchy blisters on normal‑appearing or red skin
Scabs/crusts and/or open sores that may bleed

To help with recurring disease, it may be time to talk to a dermatologist.

The Burden OF BP

Real patients living with BP.
Not actual DUPIXENT patients.