- Indications of Neulastim (What is it for)
- Side effects of Neulastim
- Contraindications for Neulastim
- Directions for use of Neulastim (Posology)
Neulastim is a hematopoietic stimulating medication that has Pegfilgrastima as its active substance.
This medication for oral use is indicated for the treatment of neutropenia related to chemotherapy.
Indications of Neulastim (What is it for)
Neutropenia.
Side effects of Neulastim
Abdominal pain; lack of appetite; constipation; diarrhea; indigestion; inflammation of the mucosa; nausea; inflammation in the mouth; changes in taste; vomiting; fever; joint pain; bone pain; weakness; muscle pain; hair loss; dizziness; fatigue; Headache; insomnia.
Contraindications for Neulastim
Pregnancy risk C; lactating women; children; 14 days before or 24 hours after the administration of cytotoxic drugs; Hipersensibility to any of the formula's components.
Directions for use of Neulastim (Posology)
Injectable Use
Adults
- 6 mg, subcutaneously, 1 time for each chemotherapy cycle.