Pharma industry analyst GlobalData has said that AbbVie's (NYSE: ABBV) Orilissa (elagolix), a analgesic for endometriosis patients, may struggle to achieve large-scale revenues due to the prevalence of more affordable therapies in the market.
Endometriosis, a painful uterine condition that effects around 10 million women in the seven major pharma markets (USA, UK, Japan, France, Germany, Italy and Spain), is currently incurable but there are a variety of therapies available to minimize symptoms and improve patient quality of life.
Orilissa is presently approved for use in endometriosis patients who fail to respond to Gn-RH antagonists, a group of therapies which make up no more than 20% of the global market.
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