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Today we’re rounding up two key posts to help you manage your transplant medications.
These posts are for you if you’ve ever wondered…
- "What kinds of medications are required post-transplant? Will I need to take them forever?"
- "How will anti-rejection medications make me feel?"
- "What are best practices for managing my medications?"
- "Is there any way to save money on my prescriptions?"
Mastering your meds is key to setting yourself up for long-term success post-transplant. We hope you find this information helpful!
Transplant Medications 101: Q&A
How to Save Money on Your Medications
If you’ve already received your transplant, what’s your advice to transplant recipients on how to manage their meds?
HELPFUL LINKS
- Learn more about food/medication interactions.
- Explore Mayo’s Transplant Center.
- Request an appointment.
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I remember my confusion and fear when I was learning to manage my medications for my new organs. I can assure you that it does get easier over time as it becomes a normal part of your new life.
I chose to get my medications thru the Mayo Specialty Pharmacy. They check in with me on a regular basis? They ask me: If I have any questions about my medication; if I am able to follow my prescribed medication schedule or if I would like some help; if I have concern about being able to continue my medications in the future. I am happy I did this (and my insurance does cover it) because my local folks do not know much about my anti-rejection meds.
I like to sort my medications weekly. I also purchased a pretty pill box that I can carry in my purse for special social events! -just for fun:-)
Rosemary
Liver/kidney 2009