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What is your average tacrolimus level? Hoping to reduce side effects

Transplants | Last Active: Feb 15 7:59am | Replies (22)
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@chickytina

My skin is also very dry and itchy, but I would rather have dry itchy skin then have rejection. I have discussed this with my doctors and will bring it back up with them again this month. However, you need to be your own advocate. If you don't think they are listening to you, tell them you don't feel heard and/or find another doctor.

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s7r3welty | @s7r3welty | Feb 1 2:05pm

Thanks for your comments. Dermatologist says there is nothing wrong with my skin. ( it's not dry, no rash ) Just very sensitive to the touch. It's hard to talk to my transplant doctors. I just about given up communicating with them. I have been trying to find a different transplant team to take over my care. No luck yet.

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