Efgartigimod alfa / hyaluronidase for Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyradiculoneuropathy User Reviews
Brand names: Vyvgart Hytrulo
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- Taken for 6 months to 1 year
- June 23, 2025
"My symptoms have decreased since being on Vyvgart Hytrulo. I had 'zaps' in my calves as well as tingling in my feet and tongue, along with fatigue and muscle weakness prior to my first dose. The zaps and tongue tingling were gone within a few days of that first injection. I'm 9 months on now and the neuropathy in my feet is much better. A 9 before, about a 3-4 now. Not needing as many naps and sleeping much better these days. I feel a little more tingly, and my joints and muscles hurt a little more a few days after the injection, but then it's back to my new 'normal'. I also get a fluid lump for a few days until the medicine is absorbed."
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"Been on it for 9 weeks. I am noticing a difference, to the good. The only issue is after my 4th infusion, I had to go to the doctor with a UTI. Been on 3 meds, still not much relief. Will be discussing this with my neurologist when I see him next month. My dosage is 1008 mg. My nurse comes to my house to infuse."