Should you use Dupixent? (If you have eczema or TSW)

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www.eczemaconq... - Should you use dupixent if you're going through eczema or topical steroid withdrawal (TSW) flares? Dupixent is a biologic medication - and my guest, Dr. Ana Maria Temple, shares her thoughts about using dupixent for eczema and TSW flares.
To learn more, listen to the full Eczema Podcast episode (S5E23) on your favourite podcast player to learn more about histamines, histamine intolerance, and whether a low histamine diet can help your skin. Dr. Ana-Maria Temple is a functional medicine doctor, an integrative pediatrician, a best-selling author, and an award-winning speaker at the Harvard Club of Boston. She is also a frequent guest on TV news and talk shows.
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[@RudieObias]

I’ve eczema my whole life. I’ve tried everything. Dupixent has been great for me. I’ve been on it for a year now and my skin has never been better.

[@soniadossa7265]

are you on TSW

[@jennlong7123]

@@soniadossa7265 what is TSW?

[@jenniferwoods6313]

Have you gotten sick from your immune system being lowered?

[@RudieObias]

@@jenniferwoods6313 No, it's not like Cyclosporine.

[@RudieObias]

@@soniadossa7265 I have not experiences TSW from Dupixent. However, I have experienced TSW from Clobetasol and Fluocinonide.

[@jag21916]

so this "dr" basically told us what were doing wrong but offered no solution.. thats great thanks DOC..

[@my2cents645]

Its about money. Your health is a secondary concern.

[@-mrflyguy2703]

Basically we gotta keep detoxing our organs, blood and boost our immune systems

[@13thvarebel16]

I'm glad she's providing a balanced counterpoint and advising discretion. Other doctors are too quick to prescribe drugs and people are getting too trusting of drugs. The best solution is to demand the government ban all the chemicals that go into our food and clothing that are KNOWN to be toxic, and that are probably the main cause of chronic eczema.

[@iiloveyu24]

Im so glad dupixent didnt work out for me. My side effect was vomiting. The DR would think i was lying bc no other person had that side effect.

[@jennlong7123]

That’s what my doctor said about my extreme hair loss I used to have super thick long hair, now it’s stringy and i have bald spots all over my head and hair all over my house it won’t stop falling out. My dermatologist said it was stress (I have breast cancer as well) due to the cancer but I do mindfulness meditations 3x a day to keep my emotions in check so I don’t throw my body off with stress so no I don’t think so. Then she had nerve to recommend I go back on it! I don’t think so. We gotta speak up for ourselves if we don’t want a medical procedure also remember everyone is entitled to 2nd, 3rd and if needed 4th opinions. Keep going until you find the docket that is a good fit for you.

[@wallysandhu]

It has side effects different on people. I took it for nasal polyps and stopped because of side effects. I would go for surgery

[@qratedfilms]

Absolutely agree! I have found the physicians in the US to be extremely trigger happy in prescribing drugs that have pretty incredible side effects for something that was quite manageable in the beginning.

[@cindy1495]

No matter what the doctors say ALL medications have side affects. Some are more severe than others. I have had eczema for 3 months now but working my way thru this with natural means. The itching/ scratching cycle is driving me insane. But I refuse to take meds. I spent 40 years in the medical profession and I try to stay away.Drs. Are good interesting acute situations but if you have a chronic illness think alternative.

[@irenapaul8506]

Abby, can you please introduce your guests or at least number your episodes, so it is easier to track them down? If you may please add her name and website, it will be super helpful! Thank you!

[@The0nlyy]

I figured that’s a fundamental part of every interview.

[@BeautifullyBubbly]

This was incredible 👏🏻👏🏻 bring more of this woman for her advice she’s amazing!

[@jm-ib6wu]

Great video. Shes so right..if your considering taking consider looking at the prescribing information on the product and call and talk to the drug manufacturer. They have a medical information support line always. Everyone's immune system is different. Some people take this product and have great results. I took it for a year and my eczema temporarily healed but I kept getting eye infections. Eventually I had to stop. And when I stopped I was covered from head to toe for 2 straight years. If you are just looking for symptom based treatment this is an option but if your looking to truly heal this is not it. Its just symptom management.

[@jennlong7123]

Unfortunately that is how my doctor sold me on it, I was told my body would go back to how it was before my first outbreak and it would be like I never had it but I would have to get injections the rest of my life.

[@shanecorr1694]

How are you now are you still of it

[@Sue-mn4ic]

I used to have eczema all over my body, unbearable itchiness and with big open wounds on my hands and feet. It was torture and I was on the edge of just giving up. Yes, I tried everything, nothing worked. 2019 I went onto Dupixent, since than I have my life back. My eczema is not gone but it is manageable, I can easy live with it. The only side effect I have is that my eyes get infected every few month, lucky me.

[@teedennison3850]

Good for you

[@mudelta4068]

@@teedennison3850 You don't need to congratulate a corporate Pharma Bot lol :-))))

[@worer850]

Tsw is like being in a house fire. ... for a couple of years. Steriod creams are a disaster waiting to happen . No excema is as bad as tsw..i used these sparingly. I used a cream too strong for the back of my neck off and on for 1 year bit really a totall of 2 small tubes. 2. That was enough to give me moderate tsw for 1 year. About a 4 out of 10. I tried dupixant for just ecema. I took 7 total shots. It worked 💯 for me. I mean not 1 spot of rash on my body. The side effect were flush red face and mild conjunctivitis. Mild .I stopped regardless. I road out TSW symptoms for a year..it was hell. I was 95 % cleared. I had an ear infection. The drops had dexamethasone in them..now 2.5 years later im still dealing with the acute side effects of those ear drops. Just 48 hours of use..a total of 12 drops.My face became.swollen like i was stung by a wasp amd flaky. I died down a bit. Now 7 months later Ive just chose to use cyclosporin. A powerful organ rejection drug that tames your immune system down. With out steriods. Its veen around for decades. Its hard on the kidneys and you need to be tesred frequently. When you have felt like you have been on fire for almost 3 years. The dark thoughts u have are scary. I'm a 47 year old male who has never suffered any mental illness, but if you have even just bad tsw, not severe, this is a life changing experience. Nobody could understand inless they have gone through it. No doctor, no dietitian. Nobody. You become desperate. Try not speeling proplerly for almost 3 years. Its enough to drive someone over the edge.

[@StephenHMarco]

I’m sorry, are you for or against dupixent? I got lost reading whether it worked for you or caused the TSW.

[@worer850]

@StephenHMarco works on the body, but from the neck, it's a dude effect disaster . On rinvoq now. Work good. 2 weeks in no side efffect so far

[@hotdogdog4740]

“Speeling”?

[@UtubeAdviser]

I listen to this doctor advice and I am so happy with my pain and suffering with all of my severe daily itchiness just so I don't get this prescription to quick. Is better to live in suffering than to get this life saving medicine!

[@amandawebb2358]

Great at first and then horrible side effects....joint pain and eye infections.

[@jenniferjohnson5636]

It has been 25 years. What is the root cause? I never heard that mentioned.

[@motorenergy4450]

Sorry but the alternative is Cortison, which has huge side effects. In Germany I was not able to get Dupixent, because of the fear of cost. She is just asking non sense questions. Cortison is a bandade, Dupixent goes before the inflammation so to say it stops it from starting to bleed. It may not be a cure because you have to take it on and on, but it is sure damn close.

[@AnthonyRochester]

Agreed. Dupixent is the treatment that goes closest to the root cause than any other drugs, which is why it works so well.

[@insertmyidentityhere]

I was on it for years, it saved my life from pain and I had no serious issues, just dry eyes.

[@StephenHMarco]

How did you get off dupixent?

[@carolinaneves4246]

You are off it now?​@TheUndoing2024

[@shanecorr1694]

​@@insertmyidentityhere are u off it I wanna stop talking dupixent

[@trivialinsignific]

i tried dupixent once, i had a hard time breathing and had to call emergency, got a $3800 bill for the ambulance and emergency room, and every since ive be blowing chit down my pant legs, and ive noticed that booger production is about 85% more than usual and i also noticed that i stink all the time like burnt rubber strawberry yogurt and pee - also i cant stop twitching, and i cant remember my name or where i parked - i think i need some rexalti and a paper plate smiley face because, im really down all the time on dupixent ...

[@SailingSarah]

THANK YOU! What's the root cause?!?

[@joshuaeskra3373]

diet

[@wallysandhu]

I got dupixant 2 weeks of ago first dose for nasal polyps. I just want to share side effects they dont tell before. I got injection 2pm monday. By 4pm i was almost fainted body temperature high and sudden body aches. I went home and sleep next morning till today 2 weeks. Lower back pain, low immune, low energy, can’t workout, bloating, overall every possible side effect imaginable. no sign of effects so far they say it take time but consider it for side effects. They dont share thats why most of comments are off in videos.

[@johnphiilp5652]

I took 1 shot last Wednesday. I sat in doctors office for 2 hours. All was fine. I drove 15 minutes my eyes got swollen itchy read hurt. The Dermatitis on my face all turned red and itchy trouble breathing. I had to go to hospital they watched me 6 hours shots of benadryl. Sent me home benadryl 4 times a day for four days. Never again.

[@nigelbarnes7005]

My wife has been taking it now for six months she’s been having a bad reaction to it to do with her eyes as well she don’t know if she can carry on taking it as it’s driving me mad 🤬

[@sharonfoyster7242]

It states vision issues are a potential side effect

[@DiamondsandScales]

I have been on it for a year. First 9 months zero side effects. Then i started getting eye infections 3 months in a row. Dupixent blocks IL 13. That is responsible for goblet cells. Important for tear production. I had to get steroid eye drops to get rid of it.

[@aveclasse17]

thank you for this. this was literally the question on my mind.

[@kathyred3310]

Thank You for this video.

[@Ovi]

I had MRSA on my face it was ugly looking, extreme eczema all over my body and it took 22 doses for me to be cleared up and left with scab scars. My hair grew back from all the stress I put myself in. Just red watery eyes first few months. Oh and my allergies don’t bother so much this spring! Expensive allergy shot.

[@tpmazba]

Thank you SO much for this episode. I was in the middle of a horrible eczema episode and my doctor pressured me to try Duxipent. As tempting as it was, I declined. I am very wary of shots because if you have a problem, you can't stop what has entered your system. Hearing this episode reassured me that I made the right decision. I am frustrated that my doctor doesn't seem to have much empathy, interest or answers in exploring the ROOT of what is causing this for me. Do you have any suggestions on how to find a dermatologist who has a deeper, holistic understanding and/or willing to explore the root causes of eczema? It would be great to get links to the people you are interviewing. They are so informative! Thank you for what you are doing.

[@serenafite2225]

THIS. I’m having the same issue right now. My doctor recently got me dupixent and it has not shown up yet. I’m starting to realize that this isn’t going to be the solution for me. The solution for me is finding out what the true reason for my inflammation is. Its ASTONISHING to me that not one doctor in the 20 years that I have had eczema, has tried to get to the root of my eczema. I would love to see holistic doctors who care enough about my health to get to the root of the issue instead of throwing steroids and other drugs my way.

[@tpmazba]

@@serenafite2225 SO with you on that. I almost lost my cat to the Convenia shot. It's supposed to be a convenient delivery of an antibiotic. The vet didn't even ask me first--he just gave it to her. Anyway, within hours she was listless and nearly dead. I was terrified. The only change was that stupid shot. I researched it while I watched her struggle and was mortified to find out how many animals die from it! The vets don't even pay attention to this! So basically, it's in their system for 2 weeks and there's nothing you can do but wait. She survived, but from then on, I put notes on all my pets' files NEVER to use Convenia or any other shot without my permission first. Long story to share why I'm very hesitant to use such a new medication via injection. With pills, etc. you can stop taking it if you notice a reaction. Not so with Dupixent. It may be amazing, but not enough studies--especially long-term.

[@avawiththeflava]

@@serenafite2225 Dupixent saved my life. I’ve been on it almost 2 years. I am 100% clear. I have very minor irritation/ small flares.

[@jennlong7123]

@@serenafite2225 that’s what I did went to a naturopathic doctor of course everyone is different but he had me go on quercrtin 500mg for 1 month only he said it could make skin worse if I take it longer and for my outbreaks to use emuaid well I ended up doing the emuaid max but just think my finger skin is so very thin from the steroids it gave me blisters on a couple fingers but ingredients are all natural. You do pay more money for natural but it is an option but you’ll have to pay out of pocket most insurance doesn’t cover. Just thought I would share my experience recently

[@insertmyidentityhere]

Try a carnivore diet, for one!!

[@my2cents645]

Give it 10 years, see if the lawyers start advertising it for the wrong reasons like so many other FDA approved CRAP.

[@teedennison3850]

Most kids and adults get seasonal allergies and asthma my son had both asthma as a baby eczema as toddler got rid of the eczema with a natural ointment by Good Housekeeping can't find it now plus that was in 90's now im suffering from eczema my niece has it and it was ALL OVER HER BODY just started dupixent and its pretty much cleared I myself have a follow up tomorrow with the derm and will ask for opzelura I have tried a boat load of creams starting omega 3 and probiotics but need relief now and its summer and hot and i would love to enjoy bathing again

[@AmberMegens]

Does she even offer what will work?

[@kybraidz1161]

I just got my first dose yesterday. I knew nothing about all this. 😔 now I’m scared

[@valentinac8594]

Update, did it work for you?

[@ehossy319]

Update ?

[@kyrramcmichael8830]

@@ehossy319yes

[@kyrramcmichael8830]

@@valentinac8594yes it works. No issue’s so far. My eczema was severe.

[@loubnaelbiadi8516]

It works.

[@sebastianmora8085]

My 13 year old son was on dupixent it cleared his eczema BUT he developed rashes he never had before in the front and back of neck and on the eye lids . It looked like he had a constant sunburn so we took him off .

[@isaideli509]

They’re recommending it for my 9 month old son

[@sharonfoyster7242]

Do t do it. Take him for a micro biome test with a naturopath

[@Lindoronyuni]

It changes lives. I have EOE. There’s several conditions that are chronic life long, no cure - and that’s where this is a life saver. I wish I could have the 20 years of misery back.

[@jenniferw5735]

Great video……

[@jsswan1]

Who the heck is this person? What are her qualifications?

[@AmberMegens]

It has been a couple of years since this video. Does she still have the same stance?

[@nelly928478]

The doctor in the video is a dermatologist and suggests OTC stuff. Her profile is suggested to me on social media often but, it seems those remedies seem to only work for people with mild eczema.

[@uzmasadiq4857]

Its seem like she lost her business

[@teedennison3850]

8mins of Nothing!

[@jennlong7123]

It made me lose half my hair and still coming out 2 months after stopping it and it barely gave me any help in my contact dermatitis. I did call the manufacturer but they just tell you all the “great” things about it. I found online other people have the hair loss as well but it’s not listed as a side effect my poor hands I never had an issue before December last year nothing seems to help me I found on my own this morning that my dermatologist should have suggested I look at my gut health before they offfered me the Dupixent but I was and still am very severe at the ER around 4-5 times a month with an outbreak. I did recently found emuaid which is ointment with all natural (no steroids) that might help others, it wasn’t a good fit for me. I swear it’s sugar & dairy that’s causing my issues so I think it’s times to do my own gut health change, think about it……..what we put in our body is what we will get out. I do feel for the children I’ve only had dermatitis less than a year I can’t imagine living with it my entire life. I did find 1 author on a interview speak how she had eczema since a child and ended up in hospital at college due to severity and once she removed sugar, dairy & meat all her lifelong skin issues disappeared within a month so it’s definitely worth checking out before going with a very serious injection no one knows long term side effects from. Good luck to those suffering, I hope everyone can find some relief

[@jeepld]

"...still am very severe at the ER around 4-5 times a month with an outbreak." What does ER mean ?

[@insertmyidentityhere]

For love of God, when are you geniuses going to figure out the problem is NOT meat? If you know sugar is a problem, then why haven't you tried eliminating it? That's on you.

[@estherl3346]

​@@jeepldER is Emergency Room (at the hospital)