What are the different uses of Cyclosporine® for dogs?

Cyclosporine® for dogs, also known as Atopica®, is an immunosuppressive drug that is most commonly used to treat skin rashes and irritation in the spikes. It is effective in stimulating tears production, so Cyclosporine® is used to remedy keratoconjunctivitis sicca on the eye. To reduce the risk of organs with Cyclosporine®, it gives patients with transplantation of dog and human organs. Cyclosporine® for dogs can be administered in the form of pills or injections. In some cases, it can also be applied as local ointments. This condition can be triggered by any number of substances, including pollen, mites, fungi and molds. Symptoms of atopic dermuatitis may include excessive licking, scratching, hot or red ears or spots. KCS reduces tears production and causes inflammation, which can lead to scarring and decrease vision. KC can appear in many ways, including chronic red eyes or strong yellow discharge and film above the cornea. Dogs with KC are often prescribed by Cyclosporine® ointments, which supports prodUkci tears in dogs.

Dogs who receive kidney transplants will also be prescribed cyclosporin®. All organ transplants, in animals and humans, come with the risk that the body's immune system will reject the new organ. As immunosuppressants, Cyclosporine® moves the immune system in the direction of immune tolerance, thus reducing the chances that the WBUD authority is rejected.

One of the greatest advantages of using Cyclosporine® in dogs is the fact that it is an immunosuppressant. At the same time, however, this can cause a number of problems. The suppressed immune system cannot fight infection as effectively as healthy, and therefore dogs on Cyclosporine® are more likely to develop infection. Dogs on Cyclosporine® should be carefully monitored for infection or illness.

There are a number of side effects from using Cyclosporine® in dogs, some serious. Cyclosporine® can cause gastrointestinal problems such as vomiting, PRose and stomach ulcers, as well as loss of appetite. Skin rashes are a common side effect of topical creams cyclosporin®. The lethargy is also not unusual. If Cyclosporine® is prescribed for a longer period of time, lymphoma may develop.