Neoral oral solution is prescribed to prevent graft rejection in patients who have received liver, skin, kidney, heart, pancreas, small intestine, lung, or bone marrow transplant. Neoral should only be prescribed by healthcare providers experienced in transplant medicine. Neoral is a potent immunosuppressant that lowers a patient’s immune system activity to not attack the transplanted organ. Fact Table Formula C62H111N11O12 License US FDA, EU EMA Bioavailability variable Legal status Rx-only Chemical Name Cyclosporine Elimination half-life variable (about 24 hours) Dosage (Strength) 100mg/ml Pregnancy No Known Risk Brands Neoral Protein binding - PubChem CID 5284373 MedlinePlus a682116 ChEBI 8435 ATC code a601207 DrugBank DB00091 KEGG D00184 Routes of administration Oral

Neoral Oral Solution (Cyclosporine)

Take Neoral exactly as prescribed by your doctor. The dose may be changed based on your blood levels of cyclosporine. Never change the pharmacy you purchase without first discussing it with your transplant team. Never change your formulation of cyclosporine without discussing it with your transplant team.
Common side effects of Neoral include: Abdominal distress, Diarrhea, Dyspepsia, Edema, Female genital tract disease, Gingival hyperplasia, Headache, Hirsutism, Hypertension, Increased serum creatinine, Increased serum triglycerides, Increased susceptibility to infection, Leg cramps, Nausea, Paresthesia, Renal insufficiency, Tremor, Upper respiratory tract infection, Urinary tract infection, Viral infection Neoral Oral Solution [package insert]. East Hanover, NJ: Novartis; 2009.

Neoral Oral Solution (Cyclosporine)

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