So, Capmatinib is this super specific MET inhibitor, made just for folks with a certain kind of lung cancer where the MET gene skips a part. It goes after that MET kinase enzyme to slow down the growth of tumors. You can get it in 150 mg or 200 mg tablets, and they’re those kind with a film coating.
You should take 400 mg two times a day. You can eat or not eat before doing that. Each bottle comes with 60 tablets, no more, no less.
Just remember, this thing only works for people who have that MET mutation and not for anyone else. Side effects could be diarrhea, throwing up, a rash, feeling tired, or low blood count. This is a prescription drug, so you gotta take it while a doc is watching.
