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Transplants | Last Active: Jul 7, 2023 | Replies (44)
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@footballmum

Good morning
I live in Canada so things might be a tad different here. But my TAC adjustments are all made by my transplant team. It could either be the Dr or the pharmacist. My gastroenterologist, as I'm a liver transplant patient, only prescribes and or changes my ursodiol doses. Hope that helps.🤗

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hello1234 | @hello1234 | Jun 26, 2023

Hi @footballmum 😊
It's so nice to hear from you!
Your scenario in Canada is how I understood it was going to work.
I thought the experienced transplant team would drive my high risk immune suppression meds and my local nephrologist would handle everything else. According to my coordinator, my local nephrologist controls everything, including the immune suppression meds. My local nephrologist is excellent, but the transplant team is definitely more experienced with these immune suppression meds, (of course).

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