ADVAGRAF 3MG CAPSULE

ADVAGRAF 3MG CAPSULE an immunosuppressant drug, is present in Advagraf 3mg Capsule. It falls under the category of calcineurin inhibitors. Along with other medicines, it is taken to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs in people who have undergone liver, kidney, heart, or other transplant surgeries. Regulating the body’s immune system enables the transplanted organ to be accepted. Before taking Advagraf 3mg Capsule, inform your doctor if you have any allergies, particularly to tacrolimus or any other ingredients in this medicine. Also, let your physician know if you have a liver or heart disease history. If you experience any unusual symptoms such as fever, bruising, fatigue, confusion, yellowing of the skin or eyes, decreased urine production, vision loss, or seizures while taking this medication, immediately notify your doctor. When taking Advagraf 3mg Capsule, minimize exposure to sunlight and UV radiation by wearing suitable protective attire and applying sunscreen with a high SPF. This is due to the possibility of malignant skin changes associated with immunosuppressive treatment. Additionally, this medication may cause diarrhea; notify your doctor if it persists for more than a day. Before receiving any vaccinations, consult with your physician.