How often do you see adult patients with PsA characteristics like these?
Which activities do your patients with PsA miss the most?
Adults on this page are actual COSENTYX® (secukinumab) patients and have been compensated for their time. Patient characteristics may vary.
What are your patients with AS missing out on because of their symptoms?
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How well do these patient characteristics represent your patients with nr-axSpA?
What are your patients missing out on because of their nr-axSpA symptoms?
Patient characteristics may vary.
How often do you see pediatric patients with these PsA symptoms?
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Male 2-year-old toddler who has finger pain and cries when he plays with his toy, with a mom who is safety conscious
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Male teen who is teased because his enthesitis limited his participation in soccer or other sports at school
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Female teen whose psoriasis skin plaques have made her isolate herself because she has been made fun of at school
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15-year-old female whose disease has recently worsened, making it harder for her to play her instrument and march in her school band
Patient characteristics may vary.
What are your patients with JPsA missing out on because of their symptoms?
Not actual COSENTYX patients.
How often do you see pediatric patients with these ERA symptoms?
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Male preteen with knee and ankle stiffness that makes him walk feebly
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Female preteen whose hip pain gave her some difficulty in dance classes
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16-year-old male who developed foot pain a few years after his diagnosis that made it difficult for him to ride his bike
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17-year-old male whose back pain has gotten progressively worse and can’t sit long enough to play video games with his friends
Patient characteristics may vary.
What are your patients with ERA missing out on because of their symptoms?
Not actual COSENTYX patients.