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What kind of meds should i be on for a kidney translant?
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Several groups: You can group them into anti-rejection drugs, anti-infective drugs, antihypertensive drugs, diabetic medications, vitamins and iron, possible anticoagulants, antacids stomach, diuretics, drugs to prevent bone loss, etc. It varies with age and other diseases. The list may be long with over 10 different ones. However, the doses and number of medicines usually diminish with time after transplant.
Answered 2/2/2013
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