New ArthritisPower Data Highlights Contradiction Between Patients Expressing Satisfaction with Treatment Despite Breakthrough Symptoms
Treatment satisfaction was lower for participants experiencing wear-off compared to those without wear-off.
- Treatment satisfaction was lower for participants experiencing wear-off compared to those without wear-off.
- Future research needs to address how patients manage breakthrough symptoms in axSpA and what prompts them to seek a new treatment strategy.
- In the poster titled, Real-world patient experience and treatment preferences in patients with psoriatic arthritis (PsA), a cross-sectional, web-based ArthritisPower survey evaluated disease burden and treatment preferences in people living with PsA (n=332).
- Patients reported joint pain-related symptoms (e.g., joint, lower back or spine, and enthesitis-related pain) as the most bothersome, while the least bothersome symptoms were psoriasis-related.