All the Active Ingredient Drugs
Immunosuppressant. Mycophenolate Mofetil 250 mg, 500 mg. CAPS: 100 x 250 mg.
F.C. TABS: 50 x 500 mg. Dosage must me
adjust. individ. accord. to indication and pt medic. condit. See lit.
Concom. use with cyclosporine and
corticosteroids for proph. of organ reject.
in pts. receiv. allogen. ren., card. and
hepat. transplants.
C/I: Hypersensitivity to mycophenolate
mofetil /mycophenolic acid. Lact.
WOCBP who are not using highly
effective contracept. Mycophenolate
mofetil tmt. should not be init. in
WOCBP without providing a preg. test
result to rule out unintended use in
preg. Mycophenolate mofetil should not
be used during preg. unless there is no
suitable alternative tmt. to prevent
transplant rejection.
Immunosuppressant. Mycophenolate Mofetil 500 mg. TABS.: 10,30,50,60. The dosage and tmt. regimen will be determined individ. The dosage depend. on the type of transplant. The usual dosages are provided below.
The tmt. will cont. for as long as necessary to prevent from reject. the transplant. organ.
Kidney transpl.: Adults: The 1st dose is given within 3 d. of the transplantat.
The dly. dosage is 2 gr, 1 gr.×2/d.
Child. (aged 2-18 yrs.): The dosage and tmt. regimen will be determined individ., accord. to the height and wt. of the child.
Heart transpl.: Adult.: The 1st dose is given within 5 d. of the transplan.
The dly. dosage is 3 gr. 1.5gr×2/d.
Liver transpl.: Adult.: The 1st dose of Mycophenolate will be given at least 4 d. after the transplantat. and when you are able to swallow medicines. The dly. dosage is 3 gr, 1.5×2/d. See lit.
Prophylaxis of reject. in renal allograft recepients, in pts. receiv. allogenic card. transplant. and in allogenic hep. transplants. Mycophenolate Teva should be used concom. with ciclosporin and corticosteroids.
C/I: Hypersens. Women of child-bear. potent. without negative pregn. test before receiv. the first prescript. of Mycophenolate. Preg. Women who are plan. preg. or suspect. pregnant. Women of child-bear. potent. who are not under effective contracept. Lact.