Rapid symptom relief†
at 4 weeks
and clinical remission
at week 12.
†Symptom relief is based on fewer bowel movements and less rectal bleeding (bloody stools) observed as early as week 4.
Clinical remission at
1 year.‡
‡Results were measured in TREMFYA® patients who met clinical response at 12 weeks.
Endoscopic remission
at 1 year.§ǁ
There is no cure for UC.
§Based on colonoscopy.
Visually assessed areas may
not represent deeper bowel
layers or all areas.
ǁResults were measured in
TREMFYA® patients who met
clinical response at
12 weeks.
AT 3 YEARS,
AT 3 YEARS,
patients were in clinical remission.¶
¶Results at 1 and 3 years were measured in TREMFYA® patients who met clinical response at 12 weeks. The same patients may
not have been in remission at each timepoint. After 1 year, patients and healthcare providers knew TREMFYA® was used. This may have influenced results.
Results may vary.
Talk to your healthcare provider to
see if TREMFYA® is right for you.

You and your healthcare provider will discuss how you start TREMFYA® for UC:
Subcutaneous (SC) injections under the skin following training*
OR
IV infusions through
a vein in the arm
*If your healthcare provider decides that you or a caregiver may be able to give your injections of TREMFYA® at home, you should receive training on the right way to prepare and inject TREMFYA®. Do not try to inject yourself until you have been trained by your healthcare provider.
IL=interleukin.