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What are common side effects of transplant medications?

Updated by SGH-TRANSPLANTPEDIA
Transplant medications are essential but may cause some side effects such as: - Higher risk of infections - High blood pressure - High cholesterol - Diabetes - Weight gain and increased appetite - Tremors - Stomach upset (nausea, diarrhoea) 👉 Key message: Most side effects are manageable—always inform your doctor if you notice any new or concerning symptoms. Regula drug level monitoring is also performed to ensure optimal levels of these medications.

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Kidney TransplantImmunosuppressive medicationsPost transplant matters

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