Advagraf
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Principio activo: tacrolimus
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About Advagraf
Advagraf is a medication used for a specific purpose.
What it is used for
Unfortunately, the provided information does not specify the indications for Advagraf.
How it is used
Advagraf is available as prolonged-release capsules, which slowly release tacrolimus over several hours. It is taken once a day in the morning, on an empty stomach or at least 1 hour before or 2 to 3 hours after food. The dose of Advagraf is calculated based on the patient’s weight, the type of transplant and whether it’s used to prevent the rejection of the new organ or to treat it. The dose is adjusted according to the patient’s response and the level of medicine in the blood. Advagraf can only be obtained with a prescription. Only doctors experienced in immunosuppressive medicines and in the management of transplant patients should prescribe Advagraf and make changes to immunosuppressive treatment.
How it works
The active substance in Advagraf, tacrolimus, is an immunosuppressant. It reduces the activity of cells in the immune system, called T-cells, that are primarily involved in attacking the transplanted organ (organ rejection).
Active substance: tacrolimus
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