Mofetyl is an immunosuppressive drug used in organ transplantation to preserve the transplanted organ and protect it from immune rejection. It works by reducing the activity of the immune system and preventing an overreaction to the transplanted tissue. This helps stabilize the patient's condition after surgery and increases the chances of a successful transplant. It is usually used with other immunosuppressive drugs as part of an integrated treatment protocol.
Mofetyl also helps reduce the incidence of complications associated with organ transplantation, such as infections or loss of function of the transplanted organ. Therefore, its use requires close monitoring by a physician and periodic examinations to ensure the functioning of vital organs and adjust the appropriate dosage. Strict adherence to the physician's instructions is essential when using it, as abrupt discontinuation or changing the dosage without medical advice may lead to the body's rejection of the transplanted organ or serious side effects.