Generic Name: Cibinqo ()
For Atopic Dermatitis "I’m 28 and was born with severe eczema. I was able to control my eczema to an extent with steroid lotions/ointments, but my body has finally adapted to them and they no longer work. Cibinqo does work and for me, it was immediate. However, I have a few side effects that aren’t great, but considering how I was suffering with my eczema before, I’m fine with the side effects. My side effects are feeling out of it mentally, sometimes nausea, random nerve pains, but the worst is it messes with me emotionally—it makes my emotions feel dulled out or non-existent. I’m hoping these side effects subside since I’ve only been on it for a month. It’s still a better option than suffering the way I was before. Also, surprisingly, my insurance did cover it, and I’m on state insurance. I’m assuming it’s because I went to a dermatologist, where they saw I had eczema on over 50% of my body and I’ve had it since I was a kid."
For Atopic Dermatitis "Cibinqo is a miracle drug and worked 100% with few if any side effects for my atopic dermatitis that flared out of control in 2020. I was born with severe eczema and able to control it over the years with topicals and over-the-counter natural homeopathic supplements over 65 years until 2023. Now, nothing seems to prevent this painful 24/7 itchy cascade of suffering. Unfortunately, this medication is NOT covered in any amount on my Medicare or drug coverage. It is available from supplemental insurance but is a Tier-5 drug that has a list price of $3,000-5,000 for a one-month supply, which is totally out of reach. As yet, I have found no way to afford this wonderful drug and am terrified of what to do when this sample runs out."
