TREATMENT SESSIONS CAN BE SCHEDULED AROUND DAILY ACTIVITIES, APPROXIMATELY EVERY 4 WAKING HOURS1,3:
Dosing & Titration
Set your patients up for success with Tyvaso
Help patients understand the benefits and risks of therapy
ENSURE
PATIENTS UNDERSTAND THE DOSING PLAN
TYVASO FITS INTO YOUR PATIENT’S ROUTINE
SET
REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS
Titration schedules may vary based on tolerability.
Dose comparison1
Patients currently using the TYVASO nebulizer can be switched to the corresponding dose of TYVASO DPI:
PREPARE
FOR COMMON AEs
AE MANAGEMENT APPROACHES
PREPARE YOUR PATIENTS FOR ADVERSE EVENTS
Prepare your patients for common adverse reactions with the following techniques:
Keep a daily activity diary and treatment tracker
Maintaining a daily activity diary and using the TYVASO Nebulizer Treatment Tracker can help your patients settle into a treatment routine while helping to document their good days and bad days. Remind your patients to bring both to each visit so you can review and check for compliance and signs of progress.
Specify your preferences on the Referral Form
Healthcare professionals can specify their preferences and directions for PRN medications on the Referral Form. To download the Referral Form, please click here.
Make an adverse reaction management plan
Give your patients specific instructions to help address adverse reactions. Select the methods that you feel are best for each patient.
MAKING AN ADVERSE EVENTS MANAGEMENT PLAN
Give your patients specific instructions to help manage adverse reactions. Below are some methods to consider for your patients.
The following approaches to managing adverse reactions are based on anecdotal evidence cited in Poms et al (2011)5 and should not be construed as medical advice. United Therapeutics does not recommend or endorse using healthcare products other than as directed or prescribed.
- Before treatment, drink very cold water or very warm water
- Review proper technique for the prescribed device
- Temporary dose reductions and/or slower titration
- OTC or prescription cough medicines
- OTC pain relievers
- Temporary dose reductions
- Oral analgesic spray
Remind patients to talk to you or your staff about any adverse reactions and not to discontinue treatment without your direction.