So, Daprodustat is a big deal for chronic kidney disease anemia. It’s all about hitting this thing called the HIF-PH enzyme right where it lives. And once it’s done its job, voila! Your red blood cell production kicks in.
This stuff comes in little film-coated tabs. The dose varies from 1 mg all the way up to 8 mg. Doctors usually go with a 4 mg pill, taken just once per day.
But that’s not set in stone — the doc will tweak it if your body seems to be responding one way or another. The medication is supplied in bottles containing 30 tablets each, and the tablets can be administered with or without food.
