ABROCITINIB vs LORLATINIB

Would someone please cross post to r/dyshidrosis. (they won't let me post because I am a professional researcher in the field). # Traditional Hand Eczema Treatments May Face Obsolescence Ted Bosworth December 18, 2024 [2]()[55]()Add to Email Alerts NEW YORK, NY — For immediate control of a hand ecz

# Traditional Hand Eczema Treatments May Face Obsolescence Ted Bosworth December 18, 2024 [2]()[55]()Add to Email Alerts NEW YORK, NY — For immediate control of a hand eczema flare, the old soak and smear approach with moisturizers or corticosteroids might live on, but they are moving to the back of

Recently started taking a new drug through a clinical trial called Abrocitinib (Made by Pfizer), it is an oral tablet once a day and from what my doctors have said it is comparable and even slightly more effective for people than Dupixent. I wanted to share my results, I have had severe eczema for 7

I've given a few updates on the trial I'm in for Abrocitinib over the past couple of years - thought I'd round it out now the trial is coming to an end. I think I last posted around the 18 month mark and said I felt the effects were wearing off and some mild eczema had returned. I'm happy to say th

I've had full body eczema since about 18 years old. I can't really remember what my skin was like before then. Managing my eczema has been such a big part of my adult life. But after 2 months on dupixent I feel like my skin has never been as smooth.. or as oily! It's honestly taking my brain a whil

Quick rant here! Because It’s getting annoying and frustrating that they always hype up the new drugs for eczema sufferers for example, the JAK inhibitors, and I’m so happy to read the results but they never want to discuss the adverse side effects. They always want to say it’s mild and that they’re

Hey everyone, Long story short: I’m 27 and was recently diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer ALK positive. It’s not curable, so I’ll be living with this for the rest of my life. I’m currently being treated at Memorial Sloan Kettering, and I’ll need to stay on a very specific (and very expensive) targe

HEADS UP THIS IS A LONG ONE!!! The past two years I’ve (27F) been dealing with severe breathing / wheezing problems. My PCP thought it was asthma, I was handed a pump and some montelukast. It continued and continued but I got used to it at a certain point and believed my doctor that it was just asth

Hello everyone, I’m writing as both a pulmonologist and a son. My mother has ALK-positive lung cancer, diagnosed in 2021. She has been on lorlatinib (Lorviqua) since March 2023, currently 50 mg daily, with an excellent and durable response, including complete response on recent scans. We are unfortu

I am a care partner for a 32 yr old Male who was just diagnosed with stage 4 NSCLC. Mets to liver, brain, bones (hip/spine) and lymph nodes. He got his ALK + diagnosis today and it was the first piece of ‘good news’ in weeks. His doctor has given him the option or Lorlatinib or a clinical study wher

A renowned oncologist specializing in targeted therapy and genetic treatment is now advising us to start **Lorlatinib** instead of **Lynparza** to treat my mom's (64F) pancreatic cancer with liver mets. Opposing what our current oncologist has advised us to do after we stopped chemo due to high bili

My dad has (60M) Stage IV NSCLC ALK+. Currently on Lorlatinib. It was effective for a bit but recent scans showed that the metastasized spots grew. Now, what are the alternative/ possible treatments to get it back under control? If anyone has any experience or thoughts, I would be very interested t