Ponatinib is a med used to treat Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML) and some sorts of ALL, especially for people who didn’t get better using other types of kinase inhibitors before. It’s made to go after several different kinases. And you get it in two different strengths—15 and 45 milligrams, both in a coated form.
The usual dosing for grownups and kids 12 and up is 45 milligrams, taken once every day, no matter if you’re chowing down or not. This stuff comes in containers with 30 tablets that’re also called film-coated for easy swallowing.
