Three months after my transplant, a lab test was
taken on 30th July 2014. After
reviewing the results as well as other conditions, my Renal Doctor decided to
reduce both the morning and evening dosages of my Cyclosporine (Neoral®).
Date
|
Peak (UG/L)
|
Creatinine
|
Cyclosporine Taking
|
30 July 2014
|
1381
|
107
|
125 mg - OM
110 mg – ON
(reduction in OM & ON)
|
14 July 2014
|
1360
|
110
|
150 mg - OM
125 mg – ON
(reduction in ON)
|
30 June 2014
|
1695
|
103
|
150 mg - OM
150 mg – ON
(reduction in OM)
|
17 June 2014
|
1704
|
108
|
175 mg - OM
150 mg – ON
(reduction in ON)
|
13 June 2014
|
667
|
112
|
175 mg - OM
175 mg – ON
(No actions taken)
|
9 June 2014
|
1274
|
113
|
175 mg - OM
175 mg – ON
(reduction in ON)
|
3 June 2014
|
Not Tested
|
108
|
Existing Dosage:
200 mg - OM
175 mg – ON
|
I did not do
anything unusual in the manner of taking my drugs as compare to my earlier post
“Post-Transplant
Medications” (我没有做什么异常以服我的药方式):
1. I
always take my drugs on time (我总是准时服我的药)
2. I
take my drugs with HL milk for better absorption and for my daily calcium
intake (我使用HL牛奶服药达到更好的吸收和完成部分每日钙的需求)
Do take note that
renal doctor DID NOT adjust
the dosage on the basis of test results alone.
There are other indicators that he will review before making the final
and crucial decision. (注意à 肾脏医生没有根据单独测试结果调整剂量。他在做出最后和关键的决定前将回顾的其他显示。)
Next item that is
up for review will be my dosage of Mycophenolate mofetil (Cellcept®), another drug that I am
taking to help preventing or treating rejection.
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