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COVID-19 and Transplant Patients

Transplants | Last Active: Mar 6, 2021 | Replies (459)

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@kedwards73 if these immunosuppressants do help I hope it’s more than tacrolimus because I was switched to sirolimus due to my creatinine being high.

You are right, there is still so much that is not known. This virus seems to be a bit of an enigma.
What you are doing is all we can do, just live each day with awareness and caution. We have been highly isolating, everything gets delivered and sanitized or left unopened for a few days before putting it away. After my husband and I have both had the two vaccine doses and waited the required time I’m hoping to at least go to get out to buy my own produce. I’m also considering getting my hair done. My stylist has his own small shop and has won an award for their sanitizing practices. I would double mask.

@artscaping I have no idea about topical tacrolimus, I didn’t even know that there is such a thing!
JK

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I’m with you...I can’t wait to feel more comfortable about going to my local salon. I found out how hard it was to cut my hair with tremors. At least when I walk I can wear a hat!