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Yes. Prevymis (letermovir) is available as an oral medication. - Indication: CMV prophylaxis in CMV-seropositive adults (and select pediatric HSCT patients) after engraftment. - Oral dose (adult): typically 480 mg once daily, taken with or without food, starting within 24 hours after engraftment and continuing through week 14 post-transplant. - If taking cyclosporine: dose is usually reduced to 240 mg once daily. - IV form: there is an intravenous formulation if oral dosing isn’t possible. - Important: not for treatment of active CMV infection; has drug interactions (e.g., rifampin decreases exposure; cyclosporine increases exposure). If you share more about age, transplant status, and other meds, I can tailor the dosing info.
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