Is the next HAE attack
always on your mind?

Hereditary angioedema (HAE) may be impacting your life more than you realize.

Living with the unpredictability of HAE can mean constant worry, sacrifices, and planning around avoiding triggers. It’s time to explore how this condition may be limiting you and your life—and discover ways to manage it.

Have questions about HAE? We’re here to help.

Dariela, Living with HAE

Life moves forward—don’t let HAE hold you back.

Symptoms, attack locations, severity, and frequency can change over time, making it challenging to manage. The HAE symptoms you have experienced in the past may not be the symptoms you experience now.

If you find yourself thinking about your HAE too often, it may be time to talk to your doctor and discuss potential management options.

HAE is manageable

There’s no cure for HAE, but there are ways to help manage it.

Because HAE varies from person to person, it’s crucial to work with your healthcare team to create a plan tailored to you. The goal? Fewer, less severe attacks—because even one attack is too many.

Liz, Living with HAE

You're not alone—support is here.

Living with a rare disease like HAE can feel isolating, but there's a whole community of people who truly understand what you're going through. Connecting with others who also have HAE can help you manage your emotions and build a support system.