Question 1

Where to inject Adtralza?

Accepted Answer

Adtralza is injected under the skin (subcutaneous injection) into areas like your stomach (abdomen), thigh, or upper arm. Do remember to rotate injection sites to avoid irritation.

Question 2

How long does it take for Adtralza to work?

Accepted Answer

It can take a few weeks for you to start noticing improvements with Adtralza, but results vary. Some may see benefits quickly, while others may need more time.

Question 3

Is Adtralza considered a "biologic" medication?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Adtralza is a biologic medication. Biologics are made from living cells and work by targeting certain parts of your immune system to help treat conditions like eczema. Adtralza targets interleukin-13 (IL-13), which is a key protein involved in the inflammatory process of eczema.

Question 4

Can I stop using Adtralza if my eczema clears up?

Accepted Answer

No, don’t stop using Adtralza without consulting your health care professional, even if your eczema clears up. If you do stop the treatment too soon, it may cause your symptoms to return. Your health care provider can help you on how long to continue and how to stop gradually based on your progress.

Question 5

Can I use Adtralza with other eczema treatments?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can use Adtralza with other treatments for eczema, like moisturizers or topical steroids, but always check with your doctor first. They will make sure the combination is safe and effective for your specific conditions and treatment plan.

Question 6

Are there any food or drink restrictions while using Adtralza?

Accepted Answer

There are no food or beverage (specifically) restrictions while using Adtralza. But maintain a healthy diet and keep yourself hydrated. This can support your overall skin health. Talk to your primary caregiver before making any major dietary changes while on treatment.

Question 7

Does Adtralza work for all types of eczema?

Accepted Answer

Adtralza is approved for treating moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis (eczema). While it’s effective for many people with this condition, individual responses can vary.

Question 8

How often will I need to inject Adtralza?

Accepted Answer

Initially, you will take the first dose of Adtralza as four 150 mg injections. After that, you’ll need two 150 mg injections every two weeks. Your provider will guide you on how long you should stay on Adtralza and the exact schedule based on your progress and treatment plan.

Question 9

Can I get a prescription for Adtralza online?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can get a prescription for Adtralza through an online consultation with a qualified and licensed health care professional. They will assess your condition & determine if Adtralza is suitable for you.

Question 10

Can children use Adtralza for eczema?

Accepted Answer

Adtralza is generally not recommended for children under 18 years of age for the treatment of eczema in children, as they will recommend the most appropriate therapy for your child’s age and condition.

Question 11

How can I get financial assistance or discounts for Adtralza?

Accepted Answer

At Polar Bear Meds, you get Adtralza at a discounted price, which is almost 90% lower than that of the U.S. pharmacies. With that, you also get 10% off on your very first order.