It’s called Ibrutinib, and it helps deal with Mantle Cell Lymphoma, CLL, and Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia by inhibiting the BTK. Ibrutinib stops the BTK thingie to work. They come in 140 mg capsules and tablets.
You’re supposed to take around 420 to 560 mg, and it’s for just one shot every day. The stuff usually comes in bottles, each carrying 90 tablets. The way it works is by zapping thisBTK, really important for cancer cells to live and multiply in some lymphomas.
This smart drug kind of targets the baddies, helping to shrink cancer and maybe even help people live longer with this lymphoma. So it’s vital for you to take it the way it’s ordered and talk to your doc regularly to tweak it if needed.
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