This drug, Selpercatinib, is kind of like a target shooter. It focuses on the RET-inhibitor part to help out with conditions like RET-fusion-positive lung cancer and thyroid issues. And you know what? It comes in different strengths – 40 mg or 80 mg pills.
The doctor usually suggests to take it twice a day. It doesn’t really matter whether you’re eating when you pop it in. You get these babies in bottles, packed with 60 little capsules each.
This medication has got one main job: to put a stop to RET kinase action.
