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Transplant rejection prevention Report

Immunosuppression reduces the activation or efficacy of the immune system. Deliberately induced immunosuppression is generally done to prevent the body from rejecting an organ transplant, treating graft-versus-host disease after a bone marrow transplant, or to treat auto-immune diseases.


What we've learned from patients who report Transplant rejection prevention

Symptom severities

Severe
2
Moderate
6
Mild
10
None
55

What patients report taking for the purpose of treating Transplant rejection prevention

What patients report taking for the purpose of treating Transplant rejection prevention
Reason # Patients Percentage of patients
Prograf 238   Prograf: 1322%
Prednisone 201   Prednisone: 1117%
CellCept 151   CellCept: 839%
Tacrolimus 150   Tacrolimus: 833%
Mycophenolate 130   Mycophenolate: 722%
Myfortic 60   Myfortic: 333%
Rapamune 47   Rapamune: 261%
Cyclosporine 39   Cyclosporine: 217%
Neoral 36   Neoral: 200%
Methylprednisolone 19   Methylprednisolone: 106%
Imuran 19   Imuran: 106%
Azathioprine 19   Azathioprine: 106%
Sirolimus 17   Sirolimus: 94%
Gengraf 15   Gengraf: 83%
Prednisolone 4   Prednisolone: 22%
Solu-Medrol Infusion 4   Solu-Medrol Infusion: 22%
Sandimmune 4   Sandimmune: 22%
Advagraf 3   Advagraf: 17%
Deltasone 2   Deltasone: 11%
MS Phase 3 Study Fingolimod FREEDOMS II 2   MS Phase 3 Study Fingolimod FREEDOMS II: 11%
Zenapax 2   Zenapax: 11%
Orencia 2   Orencia: 11%
Certican 1   Certican: 6%
Simulect 1   Simulect: 6%
Wockhardt Methylprednisolone 1   Wockhardt Methylprednisolone: 6%
Lisinopril 1   Lisinopril: 6%
Kidney Transplant Phase 3 Belatacept BENEFIT 1   Kidney Transplant Phase 3 Belatacept BENEFIT: 6%
CytoGam 1   CytoGam: 6%
Medications 1   Medications: 6%
Biopsy 1   Biopsy: 6%

Report created on February 12, 2012.