Daprodustat is an inhibitor that zeroes in on the HIF-PH, which is part of the HIF. It’s all about that. It’s meant to help with anemia that comes with chronic kidney disease, you know.
And it does its thing by jump-starting the making of red blood cells, called erythropoiesis. Daprodustat comes in these film-coated tablets and you can get them in doses from 1 mg up to 8 mg. Mostly, docs recommend 4 mg a day, but you might need to tweak it depending on how you’re doing and your hemoglobin levels.
The med comes in bottles with 30 tabs in each.
