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The side effects of medicines after the Liver transplant

Following are the side effects of liver transplant-


  • Change in mood

  • Elevated Blood pressure

  • Hair loss or hair growth

  • Weakness in bone and muscle 

  • Elevated blood sugar 

  • Nausea

  • Vomiting 

  • Kidney dysfunction 

  • Headache

  • Diarrhea 


Most patients will experience side effects at an early stage, but it may diminish over a period of time as the dosage reduces. Side effects may be troublesome but it should be discontinued without the advice of the doctor.


Liver transplant survival rate is over 95% at cutting edge and exceptional medical services habitats significance out of 100 patients, 95 patients recuperates and are released in solid conditions.


Resource Article: https://howtodiscuss.com/t/will-a-person-need-to-take-medications-after-my-liver-transplant/36178
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