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Three products now FDA-approved!
- Cinryze, approved to prevent HAE attacks.
- Berinert, approved for treating acute facial and abdominal HAE attacks
- Kalbitor, approved for treating acute attacks in patients 16 yrs and older. The product is delivered through subcutaneous injections

Please contact the HAEA's Patient Services group for more information

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« on: August 19, 2009, 02:28:35 PM »
I am not a scientist :) But... I was wondering about something. For my entire pregnancy, from way before conception, I was on Cinryze infusions. (still am, what a LIFESAVER!!!) I was wondering, because obviously the baby would've been exposed to it, if that has any effect as far as the baby not getting HAE. Probably not, but it would be cool.
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