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Old 01-17-2012, 07:46 PM #1
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Default Cellcept prescription ran out

Hi,
We waited too long and renewed Cait's cellcept prescription via mail order pharmacy last week, but it still has not arrived because of the MLK holiday. It ran out yesterday so she hasn't had any today. Is this really bad? Do we need to find samples from the doc if it doesn't arrive tomorrow? Can she skip a couple of days and be ok? She's been on it since 12/26. 1000 mg per day. I'm hoping someone else has had some experience with this since we won't be able to call the doc till tomorrow.
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