Inograf (0.5mg) 30 Tablets

Tacrolimus belongs to a class of drugs called calcineurin inhibitors, it works by interfering with the production of certain chemicals in the immune system, which helps to suppress the immune response and reduce the chance of rejection of the transplanted organ or bone marrow.

Immunosuppressants

Some uses for the medicine Tacrolimus:

• Reducing the risk of rejection of a transplanted organ such as the heart, liver, or kidney.
• Relieving symptoms of psoriasis (a skin disease) that involve rash, swollen/ingested skin, and scaly skin patches.
• Treating rashes and skin irritation due to eczema.
• Reducing the risk of rejection of a kidney transplant in pregnant women.

To be used as per doctor's advice

An overdose of Tacrolimus may result in a variety of severe symptoms. Seek medical attention in case of overdose

It is important to take medications as directed and adhere to the prescribed dosing schedule, but if a missed dose does occur, there are some general guidelines to consider. For oral medications, if it is less than an hour since your missed dose, you may take the medication immediately. However, if it has been longer than an hour, you should skip the missed dose and resume the regular schedule. For most medications, it is recommended to take the next dose as soon as possible, regardless of whether it is missed or not, to maintain the intended therapeutic level and avoid potential complications.

To be used as per doctor's advice

Do not use in case of:

• When someone is allergic to the active substance or to any of the excipients of Tacrolimus 0.5mg
• Age less than 18 years
• Pregnant women

Side effects may include:

• Increased risk of infection
• Increased cholesterol levels
• Potentially dangerous to your kidneys
• May increase risk of lymphoma or skin cancer
• Can cause tremors
• May cause diarrhea
• Might make you vulnerable to cataracts
• Can cause liver problems

Practice good hygiene as it may make you more susceptible to infections

May react with multiple drugs therefore consult a doctor for possible interactions

Store at room temperature away from moisture and heat. Keep out of reach of children. Dispose of unused medication according to local regulations.

No

Do not self-medicate