Mycophenolate Sodium Tablets
Mycophenolate Sodium
Classification: Anti-rejection Medicines
Mycophenolate Sodium?
Mycophenolate sodium is widely used as a medication for organ transplant patients. It is approved to reduce the immune activity and prolong graft survival.
It is used to lower the body’s immune system, leading it to accept the foreign organ in the body.
Why Myfocept S -180 mg?
Myfocept S -180 mg is used in the world as an immunosuppressant agent. It is available worldwide, and it is a strong immunosuppressant to reduce organ rejection. Myfocept S-180 mg is given in a nephrology care setting to prevent kidney rejection.
It is manufactured by Aprazer in two forms:
Aprazer Healthcare – Manufacturing the Top-Quality Transplant Medicines
Aprazer Healthcare is the leading life–saving medicine manufacturer from India. Aprazer’s products are available worldwide. We are the leading exporters of transplant medicines in South-East Asia, South Africa, and America.
Manufacturing the top-quality anti-rejection medicines, kidney care medicines, we are the leading Nephrology medicine manufacturer.
Mycophenolate Sodium Mode of Action
Mycophenolate Sodium inhibits the formation of antibody cells. It causes it to reduce immune activity to accept the foreign graft in the body. It lowers the overall immunity and causes, reduction in the immune system.
Mycophenolate Sodium Common Side Effects
Mycophenolate sodium causes side effects in the stomach or the nervous system.
- • Vomiting
- • Dizziness
- • Abdominal pain
- • Fluid accumulation
- • Skin rashes
- • Fever
- • Painful joints
Mycophenolate Sodium Serious Side Effects
Mycophenolate sodium causes a reduction in immune cells and extend the risk of developing infection.
It causes the body’s inability to fight an infection.
It increases the risk of cancer.
It increases the risk of lowering red blood cells.
It increases the risks of:
- • Infections that are very serious.
- • Infections in the blood.
- • Re-activate various viruses.
Precautions for Mycophenolate Sodium
It should be used cautiously in people who have severe medical illnesses like:
- • Reduced blood count.
- • People who have a low amount of red blood cells.
- • People who have a low amount of platelets.
- • It should not be used by people driving.
- • It should not be used in people with alcohol intake.
- • Planning a pregnancy should be halted.
Warning: Using Mycophenolate Sodium
- • It should not be used in women planning to become pregnant.
- • It cannot be used by women feeding the children.
- • It should be given by a doctor’s advice.
- • Vaccines should not be used.
- • It can cause an allergy or a reaction.
Ways to Monitor Mycophenolate Sodium
Long-term medication should be checked for various side effects, like:
- • Blood count number
- • Early Signs of Infection
- • Liver function
- • Kidney function
Interactions With Other Drugs
Mycophenolate Sodium affects in different ways; if combined with other medicines, it causes severe effects:
- • Antacids
- • Anti-TB drugs
- • Anti-biotic
- • Other Immunosuppressant
- • Vaccines
Note
Taking mycophenolate sodium for organ rejection, it should be vigilantly checked for infections, bleeding, and blood count.
