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Inferred endotype
Overlapping allergic and eosinophilic
AllergicEosinophilic3 exacerbations/year
IgE300 IU/mL · perennial sensitisation
IL-4-driven allergic pathway engaged
IL-4 → class switch → IgE
IL-5520 cells/µL (12-mo peak)
Strongly eosinophilic — IL-5 dominant
IL-5 → eosinophilopoiesis
IL-4/1335 ppb
Raised IL-13 tone
IL-13 → epithelial iNOS → FeNO
TSLPUpstream of all T2 signalling
Broad mechanism, no biomarker gate
TSLP → ILC2 / Th2 priming
- Blood eosinophils 520 cells/µL report IL-5-driven eosinophil survival (current 450, 12-month peak 520 — GINA uses the peak).
- FeNO 35 ppb reports IL-13-induced epithelial iNOS — not IL-5. Raised, so the IL-4/13 axis is in play alongside whatever the eosinophils say.
- Total IgE 300 IU/mL with perennial sensitisation reports IL-4 class-switch and is the dosing input for omalizumab.
Ranked options— filtered to agents marketable in India
Not eligible: Depemokimab — not approved in India — excluded by your availability filter · Reslizumab — not marketed in India — excluded by your availability filter · Tezepelumab — not approved in India — excluded by your availability filter
Benralizumab
Anti-IL-5RαMarketed in IndiaRegimen for this patient
30 mg every 4 weeks for three doses, then 30 mg every 8 weeks
Six injections in the first year after the loading phase, then six a year — the lowest attendance burden of the domestically marketed agents.
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Doses shown are computed from the entered values and the published regimens. Confirm every one against the current product labelling.
Why this agent ranked here
| Factor | Weight |
|---|---|
| Eosinophils ≥500 — strongest IL-5 response predictor | +34 |
| ≥3 exacerbations — strong predictor | +26 |
| Adult-onset asthma — predicts IL-5 response | +14 |
| Near-complete eosinophil depletion via IL-5Rα | +8 |
