The majority of Esmya® patients experience both amenorrhoea and clinically significant fibroid reduction with at least 4 intermittent courses1.
It is estimated that out of 100 women more than 95 would benefit from four intermittent treatment courses of Esmya®1..
Percentage of patients with amenorrhoea and/or a clinically significant reduction (>=25%) in fibroid volume.
Adapted from Donnez 2015, in press Full analysis set 1*
*All patients that received study treatment at least once for treatment course 1
Reference:
1.Donnez J, et al. 2015, in press. [PEARL IV, Part 2].
Esmya® progressively reduces pain.
Median pain scores (VAS) were substantially decreased vs baseline at the end of each treatment course.
Women maintained the improvements in pain score, even in the off-treatment period.
Esmya® progressively improves QoL related to UF symptoms1.
UF symptom-related QoL was substantially improved vs. baseline at the end of each course1.
Women maintained these improvements in QoL, even in the off-treatment period1.
Esmya® can help to correct anaemia1.
With iron supplementation, anemia was eventually corrected in most patients on Placebo, Esmya®(UPA 5 mg) and UPA 10 mg.
With Esmya® amenorrhea rates were achieved rapidly over successive treatment courses.
Amenorrhea rates were achieved between 4 to 6 days after the start of each Esmya® treatment course.
With Esmya®, PBAC (Pictorial Bleeding Assessment Chart) showed a marked progressive reduction in menstrual bleeding. PBAC score is a method to quantify blood loss at women. PBAC scores > 100 indicates menorrhagia.
Esmya® maintains bleeding control over successive treatment courses.
More than 90% of women had controlled bleeding* at the end of each treatment course.
Esmya® maintains amenorrhoea over successive treatment courses.
More than 80% of women achieved amenorrhoea* by the end of the fourth course of Esmya®.
The safety profile of Esmya® is supported by extensive clinical studies and real-life experience. The vast majority of adverse events during intermittent and pre-operative therapy with Esmya® were mild to moderate and resolved spontaneously 7,44.
Menopausal-like adverse events decreased in frequency during intermittent therapy.
Hot flushes decreased from 5.7% to 2.8% between the first and fourth courses7.
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