Cycloxan 1gm Injection Vial

babies: it should not be used in < 16-year-old individuals. lactating mothers: it is unsafe to use in lactating mothers. studies suggest that it may cause harmful effects on babies.
pregnancy: it is not safe to use in pregnancy. evidence-based studies suggest that it cause harmful effects on developing babies.
in an unavoidable situation, your doctor will prescribe this medication based on the benefits to risk ratio. seek your doctor's advice. driving: it is not safe to use this medication while driving as it may cause drowsiness, visual disturbances that affect your concentration. alcohol: it is not safe to consume alcohol while using this medication. kidney: use this medication with caution in kidney disease patients.
you may need a dose adjustment. seek your doctor's advice. liver: use this medication with caution in liver disease patients.
you may need a dose adjustment. seek your doctor's advice..

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cycloxan acts as an anti-cancer medication by inhibiting the abnormal cell growth and multiplication by interfering with their genetic material (decreases protein synthesis). in nephrotic syndrome, it acts as an immune suppressant..

consult your doctor immediately if you missed the dose of cycloxan injection..

• this medication is prescribed to treat cancer and nephrotic syndrome • it is given under medical supervision. do not self administer this medication • stay hydrated as it may cause frequent urination • your physician may monitor your blood cell levels while you are taking this medication • inform your doctor if you are going to take any vaccines because this medication makes you sick easily • notify your doctor immediately if you feel difficulty while urinating or if you observe blood in the urine • avoid this medication if you are pregnant, or intend to be pregnant, or breastfeeding • both men and women should have to wait for at least 6 to 12 months after stopping their treatment before trying to become parents • sexually healthy women and men should use effective methods of contraception during this treatment period.

contraindicated • measles virus vaccine + cycloxan: concurrent use of these medications may result in an increased risk of infection by live vaccine • zoster live vaccine + cycloxan: concurrent use of these medications may result in an increased risk of infection by live vaccine • rubella virus vaccine + cycloxan: concurrent use of these medications may result in an increased risk of infection by live vaccine • mumps virus vaccine + cycloxan: concurrent use of these medications may result in an increased risk of infection by live vaccine major • carbamazepine + cycloxan: concurrent use of these medications may result in an increased risk of cycloxan toxicity • darunavir + cycloxan: concurrent use of these medications may result in an increased risk of chemotherapy-induced mucositis, neutropenia, and infection • indinavir + cycloxan: concurrent use of these medications may result in an increased risk of chemotherapy-induced mucositis, neutropenia, and infection • lopinavir + cycloxan: concurrent use of these medications may result in an increased risk of chemotherapy-induced mucositis, neutropenia, and infection moderate • clopamide + cycloxan: concurrent use of these medications may result in an increased risk of myelosuppression • digoxin + cycloxan: concurrent use of this medication may result in decreased effects of digoxin.