Support to help you manage the condition
Finding out you have Primary Periodic Paralysis (PPP) may cause concerns and questions about what this diagnosis means for you, both today and into your future. That’s why we’ve developed a variety of tools and resources to help you learn more about your condition and get the most out of the treatment plan your doctor recommends.
- It is always important to maintain an ongoing medication log that includes all medication treatments you have tried in the past and current medication treatments for your PPP.
- Maintain a list of all physicians and hospitals that you have visited regarding your PPP, including any emergency room visits where lab tests may have been taken during a PPP episode.
- Create a file folder to keep all of your documents, logs, test results, and medication lists. Keeping these in chronological order will help your doctor.
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- Include all of the paperwork regarding your case.
- Provide as much detail as possible about your history with PPP and previous medications you took as well as how you did on them.
- Request information from your doctor’s office to support your case, including internal and external appeal documents submitted by the doctor.

The family facilitator brochure will help you get ready to talk with your family about PPP, and why it’s important to be evaluated for PPP by a doctor so they can manage the condition. The family history worksheet will help you map out the pattern of PPP in your family.
The downloadable Daily Tracker Tool gives you an easy-to-use form to record details about your attacks. You can record when the attack occurred, how long and how severe it was, if there were any triggers, and more.
The 1-Month Diary is a helpful tool that lets you compile and summarize the details of your attacks, understand which treatments and lifestyle changes have worked, and how the attacks and PPP have affected your life.
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These brochures can help you better understand possible side effects of treatment or symptoms of PPP, as well as strategies for managing them. As always, your healthcare team is your best source of advice. These brochures can help you start those conversations.

Strongbridge Biopharma sponsored a group of experts in treating and researching PPP to develop a series of white papers to help physicians and patients better understand the challenges of PPP.
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