Bad things: If you are talking about the immunosuppressive medicines very bad things can happen. If you stop your immunosuppression the organ will be rejected and will eventually fail. If that happens with a heart you will die. If they are other medications the results of not taking them would depend on what they are. I urge you to discuss this with your transplant team immediately.
Answered 11/27/2017
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A bad outcome: Discuss this directly with your heart transplant team immediately. Do not change your medications on your own.
Answered 3/31/2013
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Rejection: If you have a transplant, then don't take your transplant meds to prevent rejection, the risk is, of course, rejection of your transplant. That is a whole lot of money wasted, and an organ that could have gone to someone else. See your doctor immediately, and don't stop your medication.
Answered 3/31/2013
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