MABTAS N 500 INJECTION

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• MABTAS N 500 INJECTION is a targeted therapy that works by attaching to specific cells called B-lymphocytes which carry the CD20 protein. In certain blood cancers like Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NHL) and Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL), this medicine triggers the death of cancerous B-cells and stops their uncontrolled growth, providing powerful anti-cancer effects.
• For autoimmune conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, MABTAS N 500 INJECTION helps by regulating the overactive immune system. It reduces the production of inflammatory substances and signals, such as rheumatoid factor and proinflammatory cytokines, and interferes with other immune responses that contribute to joint inflammation and damage, helping to manage symptoms and disease progression.

• This medication, MABTAS N 500 INJECTION, must only be given by a healthcare professional, such as a trained doctor or nurse. It is crucial that you do not attempt to inject this medication yourself. Giving it yourself could be dangerous and lead to serious problems.
• Before receiving your dose of MABTAS N 500 INJECTION, your doctor or nurse will give you other medicines. These are called pre-medications and are given to help prevent or lessen potential side effects or reactions that might occur during the treatment.
• The correct amount (dose) and how long you receive this treatment will be decided entirely by your doctor. They will consider your specific health condition, how severe it is, and other important factors unique to you.
• The medication is given directly into a vein through a slow drip, known as an intravenous infusion. This process usually takes several hours. While you are receiving the infusion, and for a period afterward, you will be closely watched by the healthcare team to ensure everything is going smoothly and to quickly manage any unexpected side effects that may arise. This treatment is typically administered in a hospital or clinic setting.