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Members shared varied timelines for experiencing results with Dupixent for prurigo nodularis, with most reporting noticeable improvement... Read more

Members shared varied timelines for experiencing results with Dupixent for prurigo nodularis, with most reporting noticeable improvement between 3 to 6 months, though some found it did not work for them at all. Several members offered practical strategies for managing symptoms during the waiting period, including using anti-itch moisturizers multiple times daily, taking the supplement NAC 600mg twice daily (recommended by dermatologists and described as highly effective for itching), and applying topical steroid ointments like Clobetasol for breakouts. A recurring theme was the importance of staying in close contact with dermatologists rather than waiting weeks between appointments, giving treatments adequate time to work while actively managing discomfort, and recognizing that alternative medications like Nemluvio may be necessary if Dupixent proves ineffective.