How much does Ryeqo cost? Where can I buy it in Liaoning?

Japan's Takeda Pharmaceuticals (China) Co., Ltd. submitted an application for an import registration certificate for Ryeqo to the State Food and Drug Administration on April 9, 2018, and was approved for clinical trial approval on December 10, 2018. On December 10, 2018, an international multi-center open-label, randomized, parallel group phase III was launched in my country’s Drug Clinical Trial Registration and Information Center to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of Ryeqo in the treatment of prostate cancer. 915 international subjects and 138 Chinese subjects will be recruited. The clinical trial is ongoing. The recommended dose for lactating women is 120 mg daily, and its safety and effectiveness have not been proven. There are currently no data on the presence of Ryeqo in breast milk, its effects on the baby if breastfed, or on breast milk production.

What kind of medicine is Ryeqo? Where can I buy it in Liaoning?

Regarding this issue, the editor can only unfortunately tell everyone that Ryeqo has not yet been launched in China. In other words, no hospital or pharmacy in Liaoning sells this drug. Many patients have no way to seek medicine and will choose to go overseas. That is the only life-saving way to purchase medicine. But patients who have been there know that this overseas drug purchasing journey is not easy. Language barriers, authenticity of drugs, and round-trip travel expenses are all heavy burdens on patients' shoulders. At this time, patients may choose to let the domestic overseas medical service medical institution Medical Companion Travel to help you purchase Ryeqo. This reliable organization can guarantee the authenticity of the medicine on the one hand, and on the other hand it can also save you the various problems of traveling back and forth overseas. It is very convenient and safe. If you have more questions about Ryeqo, please contact Medical Companion Travel, and Medical Companion Travel will serve you wholeheartedly.

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