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Do you consider JAK inhibitors, such as baricitinib, a reasonable option for FFA?

What has been your experience with it in this condition?
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Dermatology · Mount Sinai
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In general, I think that use of JAK inhibitors is reasonable for FFA after discussion with patients about the potential risks/boxed warning and the fact that it's an off-label treatment. Particularly for patients who don't respond to first-line treatments, JAK inhibitors can be effective in reducing...

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Dermatology · Front Range Dermatology Associates
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Agree would work - but FFA may have a higher risk of cardiac disease so would need to discuss this with patient - especially since most are postmenopausal women.

So would start with at topical JAK first - either samples or compounded.

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