Infusion insights to enhance your experience If you’re already having a great experience with your infusion routine, keep doing what’s working well! Here are some tips and tricks that have made a difference for others. Preparing for an EVKEEZA ® (evinacumab-dgnb) infusion Wearing comfortable and loose clothing can help make it easier to set up your EVKEEZA infusion. These tips can also help:
Strategies and support for you and your loved ones Fresh ideas to help keep your EVKEEZA routine interesting An EVKEEZA intravenous (IV) infusion lasts for approximately 60 minutes. Here are some new ideas to consider while you’re in the infusion chair:
Watching TV Unwind with your favorite shows or movies
Reading Catch up on books or invite a loved one to read while you listen
Keep warm and cozy, especially your arms. Room temperature can vary, so bring or wear an extra layer to stay comfortable.
Music Listen to music playlists with relaxing songs and sounds
Meditation Try apps for guided meditations to keep your mind focused
Staying hydrated (drinking water) can make it easier to find your veins. Talk to your healthcare provider if you have any medical restrictions that limit fluids.
Podcasts Find a good podcast about a topic you enjoy
Journaling Write down your feelings or track your progress toward your goals
Find a routine that works for you
“Looking at the positives, like spending time with my dad, . . . it keeps your spirits up and makes you want to do the treatments.” — Chloe, who has HoFH and has been on EVKEEZA since 2021
Tips for family members and caregivers You can play a key role in making your loved one’s EVKEEZA journey a more positive experience by providing emotional support.
“We have this tradition where we always stop and get breakfast and coffee [before her EVKEEZA treatments].” — Scott, Chloe’s dad
Write a letter to your loved one Craft a heartfelt note they can read during their next infusion or to stay motivated when times are tough.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION (continued) EVKEEZA can cause serious side effects, including:
Celebrate small victories Recognize important treatment milestones and goals together.
• Allergic reactions (hypersensitivity), including a severe reaction known as anaphylaxis. Tell your healthcare provider right away if you get any of the following symptoms: swelling (mainly of the lips, tongue or throat which makes it difficult to swallow or breathe), breathing problems or wheezing, feeling dizzy or fainting, rash, hives, and itching.
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