Interactions of immunosuppressive drugs: why they are so important in clinical practice?

The problem of drug interactions is becoming more and more important in clinical practice. When using immunosuppressive drugs, the risk of pharmacoki­netic interactions increases, which is directly related to their pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic profile. Knowledge of the most common interactions that occur in clinical practice allows for their active pre­vention, which in turn increases both the effective­ness and safety of the treatment used.The problem of drug interactions is becoming more and more important in clinical practice. When using immunosuppressive drugs, the risk of pharmacoki­netic interactions increases, which is directly related to their pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic profile. Knowledge of the most common interactions that occur in clinical practice allows for their active pre­vention, which in turn increases both the effective­ness and safety of the treatment used