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My daughter takes tacrolimus following a liver transplant shes 6 month post. her tac level has gone from 6 to 21.5 is she at any risk?

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Maybe: This question really needs to be asked to her transplant surgeon or a medical member of his team.

Answered 12/6/2013

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Contact prescriber: Depends on the normal range for the lab where the blood was tested. Drug levels are obtained to be sure one is in a therapeutic range, i.E, that the patient is not underdosed or overdosed, that the prescribed amount is good for that patient. Review the numbers with the prescribing doctor. He should be willing to review that and any benefits/risks with you. Good question.

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Dr. Oscar Novick answered

Specializes in Pediatrics

Tacrolimus: Her kevel is somewhat high indicating that she might be rejected.

Answered 3/8/2015

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