See more Discussion: Several arguments suggest that these buccal ulcerations may result from the toxicity of tacrolimus: 1) absence of past history of apthae; 2) anatomo-clinical aspect of
Treatments are limited, cost prohibitive, and currently lack sufficient outcome data
Several arguments suggest that these buccal ulcerations may result from the toxicity of tacrolimus: 1) absence of past history of aphtae; 2) anatomo-clinical aspect of
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Several arguments suggest that these buccal ulcerations may result from the toxicity of tacrolimus: 1) absence of past history of apthae; 2) anatomo-clinical aspect of
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When ulcers are slow to heal or Aphthous Stomatitis
Eight months after tacrolimus, painful apthoid buccal ulcerations appeared
Others may require treatment
However, tacrolimus has a significant side effect profile, which commonly includes nephrotoxicity, neurotoxicity, infection risk, and anemia
It can have various causes and treatments, depending on the type and severity of the lesions
Possible explanations are overimmunosuppression during the period of the conversion from tacrolimus to For topical dosage form (ointment): For atopic dermatitis: Adults and teenagers 16 years of age and older—Apply 0
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Mucositis is a common and feared complication of anticancer therapy that can affect up to 90% of certain populations of patients with cancer
Some side effects of tacrolimus may occur that usually do not need medical attention
Direct toxicity or toxicity mediated by immunosuppressive effect might be the mechanisms of inducing oral ulcerations