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Can TYVASO be taken along with ofev?
Ben @6yearvet and Earl @earl have both discussed using TYVASO. Maybe they will have insights. It’s also been discussed here, though it’s relatively new and it’s out-of-pocket cost makes it restrictive at this time. I think there may be clinical trials ongoing, if you are interested in that 🙂
Is there one med better than the other in regards to ofev and Esibriet?
Joe –
It is a personal choice. Some people cannot tolerate some of the IPF meds. After talking with my doctor, I decided to take OFEV over Esbriet. My reasons for this were that some people who take Esbriet have to be extra careful when out in the sun. I do not live in a sunny place (Ohio) but have family and friends in FL who I enjoy visiting. That was put on hold because of Covid. Also OFEV is taken 2 times a day – AM and PM – 12 hours apart. Esbriet is taken 3 times a day. I am taking OFEV 150 mg and tolerate it with very few side effects. So far it is working for me. I have tried to get enrolled in a few clinical trials in which you can stack while using OFEV or Esbriet. So far trials I have tried have already closed to new participants, Found some recently which are in my area which I need to check out. Hope this helps.
Marianne
I started off on Esbriet. Had a real tough time with sun issues. OFEV, I have tolerated well. If you go the OFEV route, the closer you stick to 12 hours apart the better. Wish you the best.
Yes I am taking both. I have PH and PF.
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