Children metabolize tacrolimus more rapidly, so doses are often higher per kilogram of body weight, typically 0.15 to 0.3 mg/kg/day, divided twice daily
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(2) Can be taken before or after meals at any time
Practical measures that may help reduce GI discomfort include: Eating smaller, more frequent meals rather than large portions, to reduce the burden on a stomach that is already emptying more slowly Avoiding high-fat or heavily processed foods , which can exacerbate nausea and slow digestion further Staying well hydrated , particularly if diarrhoea is present, to prevent dehydration Eating slowly and chewing food thoroughly to ease the digestive process Avoiding lying down immediately after eating , which can worsen nausea For constipation specifically, increasing dietary fibre intake (fruits, vegetables, and wholegrains) and maintaining adequate fluid intake are first-line approaches consistent with NHS dietary guidance
While many people like the idea of a tablet, confidence still depends on whether patients believe pills can deliver results comparable to injections
The MHRA will conduct its own independent benefit-risk assessment before any licence could be granted
