So, tofacitinib is this thing called a JAK inhibitor. It’s like a superhero for your body, fighting against inflammatory conditions. It’s used for stuff like rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and ulcerative colitis.
And how it works? It just messes around with your immune responses, keeping everything in check. Tofacitinib has two versions: 5 mg and 10 mg. But the usual dose is 5 mg, twice a day, you know? The tablets are coated, so they don’t taste bad, and they come in bottles with 60 pills in each one.
The 5 mg ones are mostly used to treat those conditions I mentioned earlier.
