Understanding HAE

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These pages will tell you more about hereditary angioedema (HAE), a rare disease that typically causes attacks of swelling in the stomach (abdomen), face, feet, genitals, hands, and throat. Find out how an HAE attack might look, as well as the steps to take to get a diagnosis and develop an HAE treatment plan with your doctor.

What is HAE?

Get basic facts about HAE and what's happening in your body during an attack.

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HAE Symptoms

Find out how an HAE attack might affect different parts of the body.

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Causes of HAE

This genetic disease can affect members of your immediate and extended family.

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HAE Attacks

It's important to treat attacks promptly before they worsen.

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HAE Diagnosis and
Treatment

Take steps toward getting a diagnosis so you can begin treatment for acute HAE attacks.

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What is FIRAZYR?

FIRAZYR is prescribed to treat acute HAE attacks in adults 18 years of age and older.

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