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Selective Immunosuppressants

Selective immunosuppressants are used to treat autoimmune diseases, in cancer chemotherapy, and to reduce the risk of rejection following an organ transplant. They work by suppressing the immune system due to a selective point of action. As they lower immunity, there is an increased risk of infection in patients taking selective immunosuppressants. Commonly prescribed selective immunosuppressants include Rapamune (sirolimus) and Myfortic (mycophenolate sodium).

Drugs classified as Selective Immunosuppressants are frequently used to treat the following conditions:

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Photo of the drug Rapamune. Rapamune
Selective Immunosuppressants
Commonly used to treat Organ Transplant, kidney transplant rejection prophylaxis.
Photo of the drug Myfortic. Myfortic
Selective Immunosuppressants
Commonly used to treat Organ Transplant, kidney transplant rejection prophylaxis.
Photo of the drug Sirolimus. Sirolimus
Selective Immunosuppressants
Commonly used to treat Organ Transplant, kidney transplant rejection prophylaxis.

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