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Patient Stories

Real Stories from Real EoE Patients and
Caregivers

EoE is a complicated disease. It can be challenging to manage during events that you may find enjoyable, such as family dinners or office potlucks.

If you’ve had these kinds of experiences, know that you’re not alone. Hear from real patients on their struggles with EoE and how they found relief with DUPIXENT.

As a mom, it’s so great
to see Liv SWALLOW
WITH LESS DIFFICULTY
WHILE EATING. [I’m] just
really proud.

Sara,

DUPIXENT Caregiver Ambassador. Individual results may vary.

Real Patients Speak on Managing EoE With DUPIXENT

Hear from a patient who experienced less inflammation after years of battling EoE symptoms, a mom who found relief for her teenage daughter, and a mother who was determined to get answers she needed for her son.

EoE PATIENT PROFILES

We know living with EoE can be complex and sometimes feel overwhelming. Here are a few profiles
of patients who may be
facing similar challenges from EoE and use DUPIXENT
for treatment. These are not actual patients.

Susan, a 27-year-old candidate for Dupixent® (dupilumab) for treatment of eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE)
Susan, 27

PERSISTENT FLARE-UPS DESPITE
MANAGING HER EoE WITH PPIs

Preschool Teacher

Baker, home-based caterer

Susan loves nothing more than creating elaborate meals and hosting great dinner parties for coworkers. Her EoE flare-ups have made it difficult to enjoy these activities, despite managing her EoE with PPIs. Susan feels as though her difficulty swallowing has gotten worse and could reach the point of food getting stuck.


How Susan copes

Takes small
bites
Eats slowly and chews food well

Background and Symptoms

  • Diagnosed with EoE at 21 years old
  • First flare-up occurred at 10 years old
  • Struggles with swallowing food,
    heartburn, and chest pain
  • Avoids eggs and wheat

Treatment Goal

  • Hopes to eat food with less difficulty
    swallowing
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be able to help patients with EoE.
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Mark, 34

STRUGGLES WITH A
RESTRICTED DIET

Financial Manager

Bowler, sports lover

Mark spends most of his spare time bowling and is a member of an amateur bowling league, where many of his buddies play and socialize. A restricted diet due to his EoE symptoms and multiple food allergies makes socializing a challenge when food is around.


How Mark copes

Drinks excessive fluids
to get food down
Covers food
in sauces

Background and Symptoms

  • Diagnosed with EoE at 25 years old
  • Experienced symptoms at 15 years old
  • Trouble with swallowing and food
    getting stuck
  • Avoids dairy, soy, eggs, and nuts
  • Previously had esophageal dilation

Treatment Goal

  • To swallow food more easily
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be able to help patients with EoE.
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Jack, a 15-year-old candidate for Dupixent® (dupilumab) for the treatment of eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE)
Jack, 15

SEEKING AN OPTION
OTHER THAN
PPIs,
STEROIDS, AND
DIETS

Student

Gamer, YouTuber

One challenge in Jack’s life is that he’s now living with EoE and is on a diet to avoid foods that could trigger his flare-ups. Jack's EoE symptoms make it tough for him to eat around his buddies. Jack is on food trials and PPIs but still complains of trouble swallowing and stomach pains. He needs an alternative.


How Jack copes

Avoids events centered
around eating
Cuts food into
small bites

Background and Symptoms

  • Diagnosed with EoE 5 months ago
  • Initial symptoms started 2 years ago
  • Battles with swallowing food, vomiting,
    and stomach pain
  • Avoids wheat and dairy

Treatment Goal

  • Think less about his EoE while eating meals
Learn more about how DUPIXENT may
be able to help patients with EoE.
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If you’re out there
struggling with EoE,
don’t give up.

DUPIXENT might be something that could work for you.

Bennett,

DUPIXENT Patient Ambassador. Individual results may vary.

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