Mycophenolate mofetil for Dermatomyositis User Reviews
Brand names: CellCept, Myhibbin
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"Have been treated for atopic dermatomyositis since 1994 with a variety of drugs. Mycophenolate combined with a small dosage of prednisone (3 or 4 mg) has kept skin clear and relatively unaffected for the past 5 years. Muscle enzymes quickly elevate if I cut back from two to one 250 mg capsule per day."