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Would you consider CAR-T therapy if other lupus treatments stopped working?
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Razar.M
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I’d really like to hear your thoughts on this. If newer treatments such as CAR-T became an option for severe lupus, would you consider something more experimental if your current treatment was no longer working? 💜
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Razar.M
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Hi everyone 💜
There has been growing interest in CAR-T therapy for severe lupus, particularly for people whose lupus has not responded well to standard treatments.
CAR-T was originally developed for certain cancers. Researchers are now studying whether modifying a person’s immune cells could help reset the immune response involved in lupus.
The early results have attracted attention, but this is still an experimental treatment and it can carry serious risks. Clinical trials are continuing to work out who may benefit and how safely it can be used.
💬 What do you think?
If your current lupus treatment stopped working, how open would you be to trying something completely different?
With care,
Razar from the Carenity team💖