My health insurance recently approved the use of Xolair due to a skin condition (chronic hives). I received my first injection (free) in my allergy doctor’s office on March 20th.
My symptoms persisted, so I made an appointment with my dermatologist. She recommended dupixent bc she thinks atopic dermatitis presenting in a different way.
My question is how will this look to my insurance company? They approved the Xolair immediately. I don’t wish to continue the Xolair if dupixent is the better option.
I’m afraid that the dupixent won’t be approved since I was just approved for Xolair.
Any advice on navigating this process please?
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[link] [comments]My health insurance recently approved the use of Xolair due to a skin condition (chronic hives). I received my first injection (free) in my allergy doctor’s office on March 20th. My symptoms persisted, so I made an appointment with my dermatologist. She recommended dupixent bc she thinks atopic dermatitis presenting in a different way. My question is how will this look to my insurance company? They approved the Xolair immediately. I don’t wish to continue the Xolair if dupixent is the better option. I’m afraid that the dupixent won’t be approved since I was just approved for Xolair. Any advice on navigating this process please? submitted by /u/Bottle_Sweaty [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance