Sirova 1mg Tablet

Sirova 1mg Tablet

Preventing organ rejection in transplant patients with Sirova 1mg Tablet is one of the uses for this medication. By controlling the immune system, it facilitates organ acceptance.

The Sirova 1mg Tablet should be taken exactly as prescribed. It is not necessary to take it with a meal, but it is best to take it at the same time every day. The body may experience severe negative effects from an overdose of this medication.

Edema, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, elevated creatinine, nausea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort, headache, fever, urinary tract infection, anaemia, joint pain, and thrombocytopenia are all possible adverse reactions to this medication. Get medical help right away if any of the adverse effects last or become bothersome. Allergy symptoms including hives, shortness of breath, coughing, swelling, etc., require prompt medical attention.

If you are currently taking any medication for an illness that is underlying, you should talk to your doctor before taking this drug. Before beginning this treatment, women who are pregnant or nursing must let the doctor know. Your doctor might suggest that you undergo some laboratory tests while you’re receiving therapy in order to determine how the medication is affecting your body.

While receiving therapy, you must notify the doctor right away if you experience any unexpected growths or lumps, symptoms of infection, or signs of unusual fatigue or weakness.

Indication

Prevention of kidney transplant rejection

Benefits

Along with other drugs, Sirova 1mg Tablet is used to help avoid rejection after a kidney transplant. In the case of kidney transplants, rejection typically occurs when the recipient’s immune system launches an attack against the donor organ. Anti-rejection medication works by suppressing the recipient’s immune system to avoid rejection.

Side effects

Most side effects do not require treatment by a doctor and will go away as your body adjusts to the medication. You should consult your doctor if your symptoms persist or if you are concerned.

Common side effects of Sirova

• Nausea
• Increased blood lipid level
• Low blood platelets
• Headache
• Abdominal pain
• Fever
• Urinary tract infection
• Diarrhea
• High blood pressure
• Increased creatinine level in blood
• Joint pain
• Edema (swelling)

How to use

Take this medication as directed by your doctor in the prescribed dose and time. Take everything at once. Avoid chewing, crushing them in any way. It is best to take Sirova 1mg Tablet at around the same times each day, with or without food.

How it works

Sirova 1mg Tablet is an immunosuppressive drug. Your immune system will be suppressed by this drug after an organ (eg liver, kidney, heart) transplant. It allows your body to accept the new organ as if it were a permanent part of you.

Precautions

Alcohol

SEEK THE ADVICE OF YOUR DOCTOR

It’s not known if Sirova 1mg Tablet and alcohol are compatible. Please seek medical advice.

Pregnancy

SEEK THE ADVICE OF YOUR DOCTOR

Sirova 1mg Tablet is unsafe for Pregnant women, as there is clear evidence of harm to the unborn. However, if the benefits outweigh the potential harms, doctors may prescribe it in certain life-threatening cases. Please seek medical advice.

Breastfeeding

SEEK THE ADVICE OF YOUR DOCTOR

Sirova 1mg Tablet is unsafe for Pregnant women, as there is clear evidence of harm to the unborn. However, if the benefits outweigh the potential harms, doctors may prescribe it in certain life-threatening cases. Please seek medical advice.

Driving

SAFE

Sirova 1mg Tablet generally does not impair your ability to drive.

Kidney

SAFE IF PRESCRIBED

Patients with kidney condition can safely take Sirova 1mg Tablet. There is no need to modify the dosage of Sirova 1mg Tablet.

Liver

CAUTION

Patients with acute liver problems should use Sirova 1mg Tablet with caution. A change in the dosage of Sirova 1mg Tablet is possible. Please seek medical advice.

No change in the dosage of Sirova 1mg Tablet is required for patients with mild to moderate liver disease.

Tips

After a kidney transplant, the patient may take a Sirova 1mg Tablet to reduce the risk of rejection.

While you’re taking this prescription, don’t drink grapefruit juice. This is due of a compound found in grapefruit juice that boosts the bioavailability of Sirova 1mg Tablet. Because of this, adverse effects are more probable.

The use of Sirova 1mg Tablet may slightly raise the chance of developing skin cancer. Never use a tanning bed, and stay out of the direct sun if possible (SPF of at least 15).

Blood sugar levels may be affected by this medication in people with diabetes mellitus. Keep an eye on your blood sugar levels and let your doctor know if you notice any dramatic fluctuations.

Packing

10 tablets in 1 strip