Daunozer 20 mg
Molecular Salt: Daunorubicin IP 20 mg
Composition: Daunorubicin IP 20 mg
Therapeutic class: Anti-neoplastic
What is Daunozer?
It is a chemotherapy drug for various types of leukemia (blood cancers)
Uses of Daunozer
Acute leukemia (AML, ALL)
How does it work?
Daunorubicin inhibits DNA replication and division. It also generates free radicals that oxidize the cell membrane, causing cell death.
Common side effects
Low blood count
Hair loss
Mouth ulcers
Reddish colored urine
Weakness
High temperature
Loss of appetite
Serious side effects
Myloeuppresion
GIT bleeding
Hemorrhage
Cardio toxicity - irregular heartbeats, shortness of breath
Fluid retention
Liver toxicity
Painful urination
Precautions
It should be used cautiously in patients with -
Heart problems
Kidney diseases
Gout
Kidney stones
Liver diseases
Previous viral infection- chicken pox, shingles
Contraindications
Not to be used if any previous allergy or hypersensitivity to Daunorubicin or any excipients.
Breastfeeding mothers
Pregnant women
Warning
To be used under medical prescription only.
Safety and monitoring information
Monitor regularly-
Total blood count
Cardiac functions
Avoid leakage into surrounding tissues during infusion to prevent local necrosis.
Use effective contraception during the treatment and after the treatment for the recommended period.
Administration Instructions
To be administered intravenously only, as a slow IV infusion.
To be used immediately after reconstitution.
Storage
It should be stored at 2-8 degrees Celsius, protected from light.
Aprazer Healthcare
Injection (20mg)
Single Pack Unit
Store below 30°C
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