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Customer reviews
Sudney Pulker · 2023-10-30
Used a drug after kidney transplant. After three months of taking Sirolimus, I accidentally cut myself with a knife. My wound did not heal after a week. I reported it to the doctor, and unfortunately, I had to stop taking the drug. The side effects were too bad for me.
Helpful: 72 of 80
Nick Ayton · 2023-10-30
My experience with a Rapacan started 2 years ago. The drug helps me recover from a kidney transplant. But the price is my immunity. I catch a cold very easily.
Helpful: 117 of 134
Rick Geller · 2023-10-30
My doctor prescribed me Rapamycin to prevent rejection of the donor kidney. In my case, the drug works 100% well. I feel good. The only thing to keep in mind is that this med lowers your immune system. So I'm really looking out for myself. Take care and good luck with your treatment.
Helpful: 97 of 116
Victoria Garner · 2023-10-30
Unfortunately, the drug did not suit me. Because of it, my anemia intensified. Such a pity.
Helpful: 97 of 109
Dave Cooper · 2023-10-30
I've been taking Rapacan for two weeks now. My condition (sporadic lymphangioleiomyomatosis) has improved, and cough attacks have become less frequent. I have not noticed any side effects yet. Soon, I have to get tested and find out the level of active substance in my blood to find a perfect dose.
Helpful: 65 of 88
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