FLT3 Inhibitor Gilteritinib 120mg $120

Gilteritinib is an inhibitor of FLT3. It’s used to treat AML, especially in cases that come back or don’t respond to standard treatments, especially those with FLT3 mutations. It works by blocking FLT3 kinase, which in turn helps slow down leukemia cell growth.

You get this as 40 mg tablets. The typical dose is 120 mg, taken every day with food. Each bottle holds 90 pills.

It blocks the FLT3 receptor—the protein that helps leukemia cells grow and live. This is good for folks who didn’t get better after their first treatment or if their cancer came back. Make sure to swallow these pills whole, okay? No breaking, chewing, or crushing them.

You’ve got to take this just like your doc says. There could be side effects, so tell your doc about any new or really bad symptoms. You’ll need regular blood tests and check-ins with your doc to see how it’s working and deal with anything that goes wrong.