ADBEN-100 INJECTION

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• ADBEN-100 INJECTION is a type of alkylating agent that plays a crucial role in cancer treatment. Its primary mechanism of action involves causing damage to the DNA of cancer cells, thereby disrupting their cell cycle. This disruption ultimately leads to the death of these cancerous cells. The medication achieves this by forming strong covalent bonds with the DNA, effectively inhibiting the function of DNA repair enzymes.
• By interfering with these enzymes, ADBEN-100 INJECTION prevents the cancer cells from repairing the damage inflicted upon their DNA. Furthermore, it actively blocks the progression of the cell cycle, halting the uncontrolled division and proliferation characteristic of cancer cells. Essentially, ADBEN-100 INJECTION acts as a cytotoxic drug, selectively targeting and eliminating cancer cells by directly inhibiting their DNA and disrupting their cell cycle.
• This targeted approach helps to minimize damage to healthy cells, reducing potential side effects compared to less selective cancer treatments. The drug's ability to form covalent bonds with DNA ensures a strong and lasting effect, maximizing its effectiveness in combating cancer.

• ADBEN-100 INJECTION will be administered to you by a trained healthcare professional in a hospital or clinical setting. This ensures proper monitoring and management of any potential side effects. The medication is given intravenously, meaning it's injected directly into a vein, typically in your arm or hand. It is crucial that you do not attempt to self-administer this medication.
• The dosage of ADBEN-100 INJECTION will be determined by your doctor, carefully considering your specific medical condition, overall health, and other individual factors. This personalized approach ensures the medication is most effective for you. Typically, ADBEN-100 INJECTION is administered approximately 30 minutes before chemotherapy (anti-cancer medicine) or immediately prior to anesthesia for surgical procedures.
• During the intravenous infusion process, you will be closely monitored by healthcare staff for any adverse reactions or side effects to the medication. This vigilant monitoring allows for immediate intervention if needed. The infusion process can take several hours to complete, and depending on your treatment plan, you may require multiple infusions scheduled over a period of weeks to achieve the best therapeutic outcome.