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What if you forget to take your anti rejection meds on time, but do take them a couple hours later every day?
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Depends on medicine: It depends on the medicine. If just on one occasion should be ok. Better to check with your transplant center or transplant coordinator.
Answered 3/13/2014
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OK: That should be fine. No doc ever expects you take the meds exactly 24 hours apart. Take them as close to that as you can. A few hours here and there won't make any real difference.
Answered 8/19/2017
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