Biologic Therapy

Conditions Treated with Biologic Therapies
Severe Asthma: Biologic therapies provide targeted control of severe asthma     symptoms in patients who do not respond adequately to inhaled     corticosteroids and other standard treatments, improving lung function and     quality of life.
Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria (CSU): Biologic medications offer relief for     individuals experiencing frequent, unexplained hives and swelling,     reducing flare-ups and the need for daily antihistamines.
Nasal Polyps: Infused or injected biologics target the inflammatory pathways     that drive nasal polyps, helping to shrink their size, relieve nasal     congestion, and reduce the need for repeated surgeries or systemic     steroids.
Psoriasis  & Psoriatic Arthritis: Biologic and infusion therapies reduce systemic     inflammation, manage skin and joint symptoms, and slow disease progression     in patients with moderate to severe psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.
Osteoporosis: Infusion-based treatments help increase bone density and reduce the risk     of fractures in postmenopausal women and others at high risk, offering an  alternative to oral medications.
Hyperlipidemia:  Certain infusion therapies can significantly lower LDL (“bad”) cholesterol     levels in patients who cannot tolerate or don’t respond to oral statins,     reducing cardiovascular risk.
Anemia (Associated with CKD): Infused biologic agents stimulate red blood cell     production in patients with chronic kidney disease, particularly those on     dialysis, improving energy and reducing the need for transfusions.