Rapacan 1mg Tablet (Sirolimus 1mg)

Introduction of Rapacan Tablet

Rapacan 1 mg Tablet is also called Rapamycin, It belongs to Immunosuppressant class of drugs used with other Medications. Rapacan 1 mg Tablet helps the body to accept newly Transplanted Organ mainly Kidney Transplant. It’s been useful in other lung diseases like Lymphangioleiomyomatosis-LAM. It weakens the body’s defence system that lessens the chances of Organ Rejection.

Uses of Rapacan Tablet

• To Coat Coronary stent
• Prevention of transplant rejection mainly Kidney Transplant
• Lymphangioleiomyomatosis
• Vascular Malformations

Benefits of Rapacan Tablet

Rapacan 1 mg Tablet is quite helpful to prevent Kidney Transplant Rejection, generally used alongwith other medications. Transplanted organ may get rejected due to attack by the body’s Immune system. Medicines like Rapacan 1 mg Tablet reduces the activation of or Patient’s Immune system by Immunosuppression activity.

Side Effects of Rapacan Tablet

• Abdominal Pain
• Headache
• Constipation
• Joint Pain
• Diarrhea

Most Common Side Effects of Rapacan Tablet

• Nausea
• Vomiting
• cough
• Itching

Common Side Effects of Rapacan Tablet

• Difficulty in Breathing
• Swollen Face including Tongue, Lips, and Eyes
• Swollen limbs
• Swallowing Difficulties
• Hoarseness
• Rashes
• Hives
• Skin redness
• Swollen and Cracked Skin
• Unusual Bleeding

How to Use Rapacan Tablet?

Dosage and Duration of Rapacan 1 mg Tablet should be followed as advised by your physician or pharmacist or health care professional. It should be swallowed as a whole tablet/Capsule. Do not chew, Break, or Crush it. Rapacan 1 mg Tablet can be taken With or without meal. One should always practice to stuck their prescribed Dose and try not double the dose even if you miss your regular dose. Avoid using it with alcohol, During pregnancy, and During Lactation as Safety is not established in such patients. No dose adjustment is required in Renal impaired patient and Should be used with caution in patients with Severe liver disease as Dose adjustment may needed in such patients. Please Consult your Health Care provider to avoid any Drug interactions associated with Rapacan 1 mg Tablet.

How Rapacan Tablet Works?

Rapacan 1 mg Tablet inhibits T-Cell activation by blocking Calcineurin, required for for transcriptional activation of Interleukin-2 gene in response to T-cell antigen receptor engagement. Finally Interleukin-2 and T-Cell activation get inhibited. It disturbs the signal mechanism of IL-2 receptor and receptors for other cytokines and Growth Factors. It suppresses the Interleukin induced T-Cell proliferation by blocking Signal transduction pathway needed for the Progression of Cytokine stimulated Tcells from G1 into the S phase. Ultimately leads to immunosuppression and prevents the organ rejection chances.

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