During the use of deuteroxenib, special attention should be paid to the risk of infection, hepatotoxicity, and drug interactions. The following are specific points.

1、 Risk of infection

Screening for potential infections such as tuberculosis and hepatitis B before use.

During treatment, pay attention to keeping warm and avoid crowded places.

Wash hands frequently and wear masks to reduce the chance of infection.

If you experience fever, cough, sore throat, etc., seek medical attention promptly.

When a serious infection occurs, medication should be suspended and medical advice should be followed.

2、 Hepatotoxicity

Check liver function before medication to determine baseline levels.

Regularly monitor liver enzyme indicators during treatment.

Avoid drinking alcohol and reduce the burden on the liver.

If jaundice, dark urine, and discomfort in the upper right abdomen occur, seek medical attention immediately.

When liver enzymes are significantly elevated, it is up to the doctor to decide whether to discontinue or adjust the medication.

3、 Drug interactions

Before taking medication, truthfully inform the doctor that all medications are being used.

Avoid indiscriminate combination with potent immunosuppressive drugs.

Caution should be exercised when taking medication that affects liver enzymes, and medical evaluation is necessary.

Traditional Chinese medicine and health products also need to be consulted in advance and should not be added by oneself.

Any new medication should be approved by a doctor first.

4、 General Reminder

Follow the doctor's advice and do not stop or change the dosage on your own.

Regular follow-up visits and proactive feedback on physical changes.

If you experience serious discomfort, seek medical attention promptly without delay.

Record medication and symptoms for the convenience of doctors to make judgments.

Valuing monitoring and communication is the key to safe medication use.