Cyclosporine is a drug that suppresses the immune system. It is used in combination with other immune suppressive drugs to prevent rejection of transplanted organs by the immune system. There are two different forms of cyclosporine, Sandimmune and Neoral. These products differ in important ways and each is used in combination with different additional immunosupressant drugs. Inadequate immune suppression may result in organ rejection and serious complications. People taking cyclosporine should follow their prescribing doctor’s directions exactly and discuss with their doctor any changes in drug therapy, vitamins, supplements, herbal products, or any other substances before making the changes.
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Magnesium
Red Wines
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Ginkgo*
Omega-3 Fatty Acids*
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Vitamin E*
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Chinese Scullcap
St. John’s Wort*
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Potassium
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Apples
Grapefruit
Milk
Oranges
Quercetin
Pomegranate*
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