Why wait to prescribe TRELEGY for your patients with ASTHMA who remain symptomatic on an ICS/LABA?

Meet

CRAIG

a patient with ASTHMA

40-year-old adherent on a
MEDIUM-DOSE ICS/LABA

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Meet

LIZ

a patient with ASTHMA

48-year-old treated with a
HIGH-DOSE ICS/LABA

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You may have patients who remain symptomatic with current ASTHMA therapy

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Of patients with ASTHMA treated with a medium- or high-dose ICS/LABA,

30% - 50%

reported inadequately controlled ASTHMA (ACT ≤19) even
when treatment adherence was optimal1-5


Based on data from 3 randomized controlled trials (N=2431) and a real-world study (N=428). For the randomized controlled trials, >90% of patients were >80% adherent. For the real-world study, only patients with self-reported moderate to high adherence according to the MMAS were included.1-5

The 2021 GINA Report includes single-inhaler triple therapy as a preferred controller option for adult patients with ASTHMA who are not well controlled on a medium- or high-dose ICS/LABA.6

Uncovering unreported
symptoms

Careful questioning may reveal
poorly controlled ASTHMA, so
look for:

  • Frequency of ASTHMA symptoms6
  • Any limitations to activities6
  • Nighttime awakenings6
  • How often the patient refills rescue
    medication6

A short test to assess ASTHMA
control

Learn about a tool to help track ASTHMA
control in your patients.

 

Identify undertreated patients with
ASTHMA earlier

Undertreated ASTHMA can lead to uncontrolled symptoms, loss of lung function, and exacerbations.6

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See how much TRELEGY improved
lung function in adult patients
with ASTHMA.

See head-to-head data

 

Help your patients
try TRELEGY.

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What is the starting dose of
TRELEGY for adult patients with
ASTHMA?

See dosing considerations

See TRELEGY efficacy data vs
an ICS/LABA in adults with
ASTHMA.

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