When I travel to another time zone which is many hours behind or ahead of current time I do exactly as you plan, I delay taking my immunosuppressant drugs for up to 2 hours per dose until I am at my normal time in the new zone. This approach was approved by my consultant.
Yahoo999’s advice is what I do when I’m traveling or screw up an appointed time by accident while at home. Also, you could check with your nephrologist to verify.
I have done that twice. I was told by my transplant center that I can just resume my next dose as usual because of the timing. Call your transplant center and follow their advice if possible.
As far as travel is concerned, I take my meds exactly as I take them at home and adjust my alarm accordingly. For example if I am scheduled to take my meds at 8 p.m. pacific standard time at home (CA) and I’m traveling to NY (Eastern standard time) I take my meds at 11:00 p.m. NY time. It has worked so far.
That happened to me once and I had to forcefully throw it up being paranoid and all. However, my transplant team said that I didnt have to vomit it out as doing it one time wont hurt me.
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