Hi, @suzylulu. I have been taking cellcept (mycophenolate mofetil) for 11 years. I take it in combination with another medication to prevent rejection of my transplanted liver and kidney. The cellcept is to block the production of white blood cells (WBC) that see my new organs as 'invader' and try to destroy them.
I am scheduled for routine labs to monitor my liver and kidney and my overall reaction to the medicine(s). And each time I get a refill there 3 warnings on the bottle: If I'm pregnant or breastfeeding, contact my doctor; cellcept may impair ability to operate a vehicle, vessil, or machinery - Use with care until you become familiar with the side effects; Avoid prolonged or excessive exposure to direct or artificial sunlight while taking this medication.
I have not had any adverse side effects that I am aware of.
There is increased risk of infection while taking this medication, and it will be important to take cellcept exactly as your doctor tells you.
Any questions? I'm here anytime.