What side-effects do patients commonly experience from the drugs used to treat or prevent rejection?

All the drugs used for rejection increase the person's susceptibility to infections (and possibly to the development of tumours). Various medicines are used, and each has its own effects. Cortisone-like drugs produce some fluid retention and puffiness of the face, risk of worsening diabetes and osteoporosis (a loss of mineral from bone).

Cyclosporine produces some tendency to develop high blood pressure and the growth of body hair. The dose of this medication must be very carefully regulated. Kidney damage can occur from cyclosporine but this can usually be avoided by monitoring the drug levels in the blood.

Common side effects for FK-506 include headaches, tremor, diarrhoea, increased tension, nausea, increased levels of potassium and glucose and kidney dysfunction. More.

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