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💊 Medicine EU 3 de julho de 2026

Tegsedi

INN
inotersen
Forms
Solution for injection in pre-filled syringe
Alternatives
Yes
⚠️
Shortage ongoing
inotersen está em falta em EU.
📈 Linha do tempo
25 dias ativos até agora
3 de julho de 2026 27 de julho de 2026

What is this? Tegsedi is a medicine given as an injection. It helps people with a rare nerve problem.

What's happening? There is not enough Tegsedi in the EU right now. Other similar medicines are available.

Does this affect me? If you use Tegsedi, your supply may be limited. Ask your pharmacist or doctor about other options.

What should I do? Talk to your pharmacist or doctor before changing your medicine. Do not stop without advice.

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📋 Da notificação oficial da agência

Atualizado há 3 semanas
Primeira publicação
03/07/2026
Medicamentos afetados
Tegsedi
Status de escassez de suprimentos
Shortage ongoing
Disponibilidade de alternativas
Yes
Formas farmacêuticas afetadas
Solution for injection in pre-filled syringe
Nome internacional não proprietário (INN) ou nome comum
inotersen

Conteúdo da página

  • Shortage information
  • Key facts
  • Key dates
  • Related medicine information
  • Related content

Informações sobre escassez

Tegsedi will be unavailable in the EU as of the end of 2026. 

Tegsedi is a medicine used to treat nerve damage caused by hereditary transthyretin amyloidosis (hATTR), a disease in which proteins called amyloids build up in tissues around the body including around the nerves. 

It is used in adults in the first two stages of the nerve damage (stage 1, when the patient can walk unaided, and stage 2, when the patient can still walk but needs help).

Tegsedi contains the active substance inotersen.

For further information on the use of the medicine please refer to the medicine’s page.

The company marketing Tegsedi, Akcea Therapeutics Ireland Ltd., is permanently discontinuing the medicine for commercial reasons, in particular low use of the medicine due to the availability of other suitable treatments. The medicine will therefore be unavailable in the EU as of the end of 2026.

The discontinuation is not related to a quality defect of the product or a safety issue.

The discontinuation affects all Member States where the product is marketed: Austria, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.  

For up-to-date information about the status of a medicine shortage in a particular Member State, consult the national shortage register, where available, or contact the national competent authority.

EMA’s Executive Steering Group on Shortages and Safety of Medicinal Products (MSSG) and EMA’s shortages working party (Medicines Shortages Single Point of Contact – SPOC - working party) are closely monitoring the supply situation and engaging with the marketing authorisation holder to mitigate the impact of the supply shortage. 

The SPOC Working Party Supports EMA’s MSSG and monitors and reports events that could affect the supply of medicines in the EU.

  • Do not start new patients on Tegsedi.
  • Transition all patients who are currently taking Tegsedi to an appropriate treatment alternative for stage 1 or stage 2 polyneuropathy due to hATTR.
  • A medicine shortage communication (MSC) will be sent to healthcare professionals in affected Member States and will also be published on the EMA website.
  • For additional information consult your country’s shortage register, where available, or contact your national competent authority.
  • You may also contact relevant healthcare professional organisations for further information. A list of European not-for-profit organisations EMA engages with can be found on the EMA website.

  • If you are taking Tegsedi, your doctor will switch you to a suitable treatment alternative.
  • If you were due to start treatment with this medicine, your doctor will prescribe you a suitable alternative.
  • If you have any questions, speak to your doctor or pharmacist. 
  • For additional information, consult your country’s shortage register, where available, or contact your national competent authority. 
  • You may also contact relevant patients’ organisations for further information or support. A list of European not-for-profit organisations that EMA engages with can be found on the EMA website.

Motivo da escassez

The company marketing Tegsedi, Akcea Therapeutics Ireland Ltd., is permanently discontinuing the medicine for commercial reasons, in particular low use of the medicine due to the availability of other suitable treatments. The medicine will therefore be unavailable in the EU as of the end of 2026.

The discontinuation is not related to a quality defect of the product or a safety issue.

Estados-Membros afetados

The discontinuation affects all Member States where the product is marketed: Austria, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.  

For up-to-date information about the status of a medicine shortage in a particular Member State, consult the national shortage register, where available, or contact the national competent authority.

Monitorização de escassez

EMA’s Executive Steering Group on Shortages and Safety of Medicinal Products (MSSG) and EMA’s shortages working party (Medicines Shortages Single Point of Contact – SPOC - working party) are closely monitoring the supply situation and engaging with the marketing authorisation holder to mitigate the impact of the supply shortage. 

The SPOC Working Party Supports EMA’s MSSG and monitors and reports events that could affect the supply of medicines in the EU.

Recomendações para profissionais de saúde

  • Do not start new patients on Tegsedi.
  • Transition all patients who are currently taking Tegsedi to an appropriate treatment alternative for stage 1 or stage 2 polyneuropathy due to hATTR.
  • A medicine shortage communication (MSC) will be sent to healthcare professionals in affected Member States and will also be published on the EMA website.
  • For additional information consult your country’s shortage register, where available, or contact your national competent authority.
  • You may also contact relevant healthcare professional organisations for further information. A list of European not-for-profit organisations EMA engages with can be found on the EMA website.

Recomendações para doentes e cuidadores

  • If you are taking Tegsedi, your doctor will switch you to a suitable treatment alternative.
  • If you were due to start treatment with this medicine, your doctor will prescribe you a suitable alternative.
  • If you have any questions, speak to your doctor or pharmacist. 
  • For additional information, consult your country’s shortage register, where available, or contact your national competent authority. 
  • You may also contact relevant patients’ organisations for further information or support. A list of European not-for-profit organisations that EMA engages with can be found on the EMA website.

Principais informações

Medicines affected
Tegsedi
Supply shortage status
Shortage ongoing
International non-proprietary name (INN) or common name
inotersen
Pharmaceutical forms affected
Solution for injection in pre-filled syringe
Availability of alternatives
Yes

Datas importantes

First published

Informações relacionadas sobre saúde

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🔬 Detalhes médicos/técnicos (para profissionais)
Substância(s) ativa(s)
Marca(s) / nome(s) do(s) produto(s)
Detalhe publicado pela agência

INN: inotersen · Forms: Solution for injection in pre-filled syringe · Alternatives: Yes

Primeira publicação
3 de julho de 2026
Atualizado por nós
há 3 semanas
Gravidade (classificada)
Baixo
Fonte oficial
https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/medicines/human/shortages/tegsedi

Todas as informações desta página são provenientes do comunicado oficial da agência. Nós as traduzimos e resumimos; não adicionamos nem editamos factos.

❓ Perguntas frequentes

Sobre que alerta de medicine shortage se trata?
Tegsedi. INN: inotersen · Forms: Solution for injection in pre-filled syringe · Alternatives: Yes
Quando foi emitido este alerta?
Este alerta foi emitido em 3 de julho de 2026 por EMA (European Medicines Agency).
Quais países são afetados?
O alerta aplica-se a a totalidade da UE
Qual a gravidade deste alerta?
:severidade. A low risk means harm is unlikely under normal use. The alert is informational but still worth reading.
O que devo fazer?
If you take this medicine, contact your pharmacist or prescribing doctor. They can advise on alternative products or substitutes. Do not stop taking prescription medicine without medical advice.
Onde posso encontrar o aviso oficial?
A íntegra do aviso oficial está publicada em www.ema.europa.eu.

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