Know Where Eucrisa and Dupixent Fit Into Eczema Management

September 2018

You'll see two new Rx meds for atopic dermatitis, Eucrisa (yoo-CRIS-ah, crisaborole) and Dupixent (doo-PIK-sent, dupilumab).

Eucrisa is a topical ointment and Dupixent is a subcutaneous injection. Both work by reducing inflammation.

But don't expect these to be tried first for eczema.

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