The power in knowing your number
Putting your HAE experience into words can be a challenge. That's where the Angioedema Control Test (AECT) comes in. In a clinical study, this simple, 4-question test reliably identifies both poor and well-controlled disease. The score you get can give you and your doctor a way to assess your disease control.*
*The AECT was validated in 81 patients with recurrent angioedema, including 25 with HAE or acquired angioedema due to C1-inhibitor deficiency. It was not specifically validated for HAE.
Understanding your score
Your score helps you see how well your disease is controlled
Poorly controlled
It looks like you're feeling a lot of impact from HAE right now. Talk to your doctor today about how much your HAE is bothering you and ask about your treatment plan. It could be time for a switch. Use these results to help start the conversation.
Well controlled
Your score indicates your HAE may be well-controlled. Share these results with your doctor and let them know how you are doing.
The AECT is intended to help assess HAE disease control and does not replace evaluation or medical advice from your health care provider.
