This is 2Ma3WbMc. A member of my family was retransplanted on June 20, 2013 (first liver transplant was in 2003!), and has been on dialysis twice a day for 6 months.
The gigantic trauma after liver transplantation is the merciless number of immunos & co (Pantaprozol, Bactrin, Magnem and other nephrological drugs) prescribed, almost 15!!!. Among which 3 immunos!!!, the infamous TACROLIMUS (which caused severe kidney failure before the transhepatic, forcing it to be reduced to half a pill a day), the kidney killer, according to the Internet, with a prescription NOW for 5 pills a day !!! (vixe!). The other immunosuppressants taken are Prednisone, Mica-phonolate and Prograf.
In a layman's way (I'm an economist, a digital rat...) I searched the web to see if I could interfere in this Circus of Horrors, and I discovered that my country's Ministry of Health RESTRICTS the prolonged use of this immuno-suppressant for prophylaxis of liver rejection.
Of course, I was stunned and didn't know what to do, which led me, here and now, to beg for some kind of humanitarian help, specially from the members of the Support Group (as you are essential, God bless each one of you), and the Moderators of the Mayo Clinic, to at least tell us what Protocol is used, in the USA, in situations analogous to this situation above, of course without any INTERCORRENCE with this case.