Tivozanib is a kind of inhibitor that goes after VEGFRs, mainly used for treating advanced RCC. It’s made to stop the growth of new blood vessels, cutting off the tumor’s blood supply and slowing its growth. You can get this drug in two strengths: 890 micrograms and 1.34 milligrams.
They usually suggest taking the 1.34 milligram dose every day. You take it for 21 days straight, then take a break for 7 days. That makes a full 28-day cycle.
You can take Tivozanib with or without eating. Each bottle comes with 21 capsules. The way this drug works is by messin’ with the VEGFR signaling thing, which is all about making new blood vessels that tumors need to grow.
