Tacrolimus
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| Sr.No | Topic | Tacrolimus |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Product Summary | An immunosuppressant used after organ transplants and for autoimmune diseases. |
| 2 | Uses | Prevents organ rejection in transplant patients and treats autoimmune diseases. |
| 3 | Side Effects | Kidney problems, high blood sugar, tremors, increased risk of infections. |
| 4 | How to Use | Take orally or as an injection, as directed by your doctor. |
| 5 | How It Works | Suppresses the immune response to prevent organ rejection. |
| 6 | Safety Advice | Regularly monitor kidney function, blood sugar, and blood pressure. |
| 7 | Missed Dose | Take as soon as you remember, but do not double dose. |
| 8 | Quick Tips | Avoid grapefruit and alcohol. |
| 9 | Fact Box | Immunosuppressant for organ transplants. |
| 10 | Interaction with Drugs | Interacts with certain antibiotics and antifungals. |
| 11 | Patient Concerns | Increased infection risk. |
| 12 | FAQs | Can I stop Tacrolimus suddenly? – No, always consult your doctor. |
| 13 | Drug Warnings | Risk of diabetes and kidney problems. |
| 14 | Diet & Lifestyle Advice | Maintain a low-salt diet. |
| 15 | Overdose | Contact emergency services. |
| 16 | Storage | Keep in a dry place. |
| 17 | Pregnancy | As per FDA Category C. Use during pregnancy should be considered only if the potential benefit justifies the potential risk to the fetus. Used for organ transplant recipients and autoimmune disorders. |