EBUNAT 0.5MG/ML INJECTION

EBUNAT 0.5MG/ML INJECTION can cause serious adverse effects such as low white blood cell count and numbness, tingling, and pain in the hands and feet. Inform your physician immediately if you face any of these symptoms.

Yes, EBUNAT 0.5MG/ML INJECTION causes infertility in men and women. It is necessary to use effective birth control methods during the treatment and for three weeks (females) and 14 weeks (males) after the final dose of the injection.

Hair loss is a common side effect of EBUNAT 0.5MG/ML INJECTION. It is reversible, but it depends totally on the severity of the hair loss and varies from person to person. Consult your doctor if you have severe hair loss.

It depends upon the severity of the disease condition. You can have a normal diet until your physician tells you to follow any special food or diet chart. Check with your doctor if you have any nutrition concerns.

It is important to get the injection at the right time. If you missed your appointment, contact your healthcare provider and schedule your dosing immediately. Keep follow-ups on your next schedule.

There is no known interaction of EBUNAT 0.5MG/ML INJECTION with other drugs.

Your doctor will monitor your liver function via blood tests and assess your heart function before and during treatment. If you are a woman who could become pregnant, ensure reliable birth control while taking EBUNAT 0.5MG/ML INJECTION and for at least three months after stopping it. Consult your doctor for guidance on alternative contraception methods to avoid pregnancy during this treatment. Talk to your oncologist if you need dental treatment. Always tell your dentist you are having cancer treatment. This treatment can affect fertility in men and women. If you are worried about this, it is important to talk with your doctor before you start treatment. If you experience diarrhea while taking EBUNAT 0.5MG/ML INJECTION, try to drink at least 2 liters of fluids daily and avoid alcohol, caffeine, milk products, and high-fat and high-fiber foods. If constipation occurs, increase your fluid intake, consume high-fiber foods, and engage in regular gentle exercise. Contact the hospital for advice; your doctor may prescribe laxatives to help constipation. If you notice a loss of appetite, don't worry if it lasts for a day or two, but if it persists or if you're losing weight, inform your nurse or dietitian for guidance. They may recommend supplements, dietary changes, or adjustments to eating habits to address these issues.

Eribulin is a molecule used for making EBUNAT 0.5MG/ML INJECTION.

EBUNAT 0.5MG/ML INJECTION is prescribed for ailments/diseases/conditions related to Oncology.