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Release date: 2025-04-08 10:00:35 Recommended: 42
Knowledge of medication use norms is essential to the course of treatment.
The recommended daily dose is 500 mg orally in two divided doses.
If liver function is abnormal, it should be reduced to 400 mg depending on the test results. The dose can be retaken within 4 hours after the missed dose, and the dose will be skipped if it is overtimed. The duration of treatment is usually 21 days, and regular imaging reviews are required.
Use in pregnant women may result in abnormal fetal development, and double contraception is required during treatment. Breastfeeding patients should be stopped and resumed after a half-life of 42 hours. Older patients over 65 years of age should be monitored for ECG changes, and a 15% reduction in the initial dose is recommended.
The incidence of visual impairment is about 27%, and the occurrence of flash visual hallucinations requires immediate discontinuation of medication. Gastrointestinal reactions usually occur two weeks before treatment, and it is recommended to take them after meals in combination with antiemetic medications. Interstitial pneumonia is rare (0.9%), but corticosteroid therapy should be initiated at the beginning of dyspnea.
Systematic medical management can improve the quality of care.
The cost of medicine is about $9,000 per month, and some medical plans can cover 70% of the cost. The Charity Assistance Program provides grants of up to $18,000 per year and must be applied for 6 months in advance. The price of generic drugs is about 65% of the original drug, but it is necessary to confirm the drug circulation qualification.
Avoid the intake of grapefruit and its products, as the furanocoumarin contained in it will inhibit drug metabolism. 30 minutes of low-intensity exercise per day is recommended, but oxygen saturation changes need to be monitored. Establish a sleep diary to record the quality of rest, and adjust the time of taking medication if you wake up more than 3 times at night.
Ophthalmologic slit lamp examinations are performed quarterly to assess the risk of retinal toxicity. A dietitian-tailored high-protein diet can improve weight loss. It is recommended that the frequency of psychological counseling should be maintained twice a month, and cognitive behavioral therapy should be used to relieve the pressure of treatment.
Standardized medication needs to be combined with an individualized medical plan, and regular assessment and dynamic adjustment are the keys to long-term management. The medical team works together to maximize the impact of treatment, and the patient's active participation in the decision-making process can help improve the outcome of treatment. The establishment of a systematic monitoring system is decisive for achieving the expected treatment goals.
