Gilteritinib is a FLT3 inhibitor used to treat AML that comes back or doesn’t respond to treatment, especially in cases with FLT3 mutations. So, it works by stopping FLT3 kinase, which helps keep leukemia cells from multiplying. You can get this stuff in 40 mg film-coated pills.
The doctor usually recommends you take 120 mg a day, but you have to swallow the pill. They usually come in bottles with 90 tablets inside. These tablets are special because they’re meant to go after the FLT3 mutations in AML.
You know, these are pretty common in leukemia and can make the disease harder to treat with regular methods.
