For adults with moderate to severe Crohn’s disease in whom TNF blockers did not work well

Goals

for Crohn’s treatment

Set treatment goals and go for it

You shouldn't have to choose between relief that's fast and relief that lasts

If you’ve been living with moderate to severe Crohn’s disease, it’s important to build a treatment plan with your doctor—set your sights on these treatment goals:

Symptom relief

Avoiding prolonged use of steroids

Visible improvement of the intestinal lining as seen during endoscopy

Endoscopy – A procedure where a flexible tube-like instrument
with a light and lens for viewing is used to look at the inside of the
digestive tract by entering through the mouth or anus.

An endoscopy can help diagnose Crohn’s disease and monitor your
disease, including potential complications.

On your Crohn’s journey, get on the path toward:

Symptom relief

Managing Crohn's disease symptoms can be challenging, especially when you are experiencing frequent bowel movements and abdominal pain. Strive for a treatment that provides the opportunity for lasting remission, even at 1 year.

Steroid-free remission

Remember that a key goal of Crohn’s disease treatment is to avoid the prolonged use of steroids. It’s important to find a treatment option that can help you move toward remission and stay in remission without the need for steroids.

Visibly reduced damage of intestinal lining

In Crohn’s disease, overactivity of the immune system causes excess inflammation in your GI tract. Treatments that work to reduce inflammation can help achieve visible improvement of the intestinal lining as seen on endoscopy.

Why is visibly reduced damage an important treatment goal?

Visibly reduced damage of your intestinal lining—also known as endoscopic improvement—is one of the measures that can help your gastroenterologist determine how well your treatment is working.

Keep in mind that intestinal lining damage can still take place even if you are not experiencing Crohn’s symptoms. It’s good to have your doctor check for visible signs as prolonged damage can lead to worse outcomes over time. Talk with your doctor about making endoscopic improvement a treatment goal for you today—and tomorrow.

Your next treatment decision matters

RINVOQ is a once-daily pill that treats adults with moderate to severe Crohn’s disease in whom TNF blockers did not work well. Ask your gastroenterologist if RINVOQ is right for you.

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Talk to your gastro about other treatment options that may help in achieving your goals. RINVOQ is proven to deliver rapid symptom relief in as early as 2 weeks and lasting remission at 1 year.

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RINVOQ is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe Crohn's disease in whom TNF blockers did not work well. Talk to your doctor to see if RINVOQ is right for you.

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Because Crohn's is a progressive condition, it's important to understand that the symptoms may change or even get worse over time. It's important to discuss your symptoms and treatment plan with your gastro.

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Creating a plan with treatment goals that are important to you

Take the first step and talk to your gastroenterologist about developing a treatment plan with goals that are important to you. Consider discussing key goals like symptom relief, visible reduction of damage of the intestinal lining as seen on endoscopy (endoscopic improvement), and lasting remission with your gastroenterologist.

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