Xpreza – Azacitidine Injection
Description
AZACITIDINE (XPREZA) INJECTION – TREATMENT OF SOME KINDS OF BLOOD CANCER
Xpreza Azacitidine Injection is used in the treatment of specific types of blood malignant development. All subtypes of adult individuals with Myelodysplastic Syndrome are treated with it (MDS).
How does Azacitidine 100 mg work?
Under the therapeutic supervision of a professional, Xpreza Injection is administered intravenously. Your healthcare doctor will determine what dosage and how frequently you need to take it. This will depend on the condition you are being treated for and may occasionally alter. You must follow your PCP’s instructions exactly. It can have strong incidental effects if used incorrectly or in excess.
The most common side effects of these medicines:
The most well-known side effects of this drug include regurgitation, deficiency, and queasy feelings, as well as infusion site reactions (torment, growth, and redness). Inform your primary care physician if this worries you or seems plausible. There might be ways to slow them down or stop them. Prior to receiving any immunization while taking this medicine, consult your PCP.
Precautions:
If you have kidney or liver problems or are taking any medications to combat contamination, let your PCP know before taking it. Let your primary care doctor know about all of the prescriptions you are taking because many different medications can affect or be affected by this one.
