Lacoaxis

Lacoaxis

Composition: Lacosamide - 50 mg

Classification - Supportive Cancer Therapy /Anti-convulsant

What is Lacoaxis?

Cancer treatment induces seizures and convulsions. Lacoaxis is used in oncology care settings as an anti-convulsant to control seizures and convulsions.

Uses of Lacoaxis

Tonic-clonic convulsions

Generalized seizures

Partial onset of seizures

How does Lacoaxis work?

It reduces sodium channel induction, inhibits nerve cell excitation, and conduction.

Prevents rapid neuron firing.

Stabilizes electrical conduction in the brain.

Common side effects

Feeling tired,

Double vision

Indigestion - Nausea, vomiting

Poor coordination

Shaking, trembling

Memory loss

Confusion

Lightheaded ness

Dizziness

Serious side effects

Irregular heartbeat

Elevated liver enzymes

Fainting

Severe drowsiness

Stops heart functioning

Suicidal thoughts

Skin rash, anaphylactic reaction

Precautions

To be used cautiously in

Pre-existing cardiac issues

Renal impairment

Neuropsychiatric problem

Liver dysfunctions

Contraindication -

Not to be used if any previous allergy or hypersensitivity to Gabapentin or any excipients.

Second or third-degree atrioventricular blockade.

Warning

To be used under medical prescription only

Important Monitoring Instructions

Regular monitoring of the renal functions, neurological condition.

Safety Tips -

Do not stop abruptly without a doctor's guidance.

Avoid driving or operating machinery