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Aravon
Proper supervision by a healthcare professional is a must while administering the Aravon injection. It should never be self-administered. This injection is used only when it can’t be administered orally. It’s to be taken as per the dosage advised by the doctor for the duration prescribed. If in case a dose is missed, it should be taken the very moment you remember.
Difficulty in walking, headache, and bruising are some of the common side effects that have been observed in patients. There might also be some swelling, pain, or redness at the spot where the injection is administered.
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Carmustine
The Possible Side Effects
The administering of Carmustine 100 injections causes certain side effects. While in most cases they need no medical attention and are gone as the patient’s body adjusts to the new medicine, a doctor should be consulted if the problems persist. The common side effects are-
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Headache
- Fever
- Rash
- Constipation
- Weakness
- Confusion
- Infection
- Hair loss
- Convulsion
- Depression
- Speech disorder
- Brain swelling
- Thrombophlebitis
- Hemiplegia
- Sleepiness
- Pain
When are Carmustine 100 Injections Not to Be Used?
- This drug shouldn’t be used during pregnancy if as long as it’s not absolutely necessary to do so. The injection is to be administered only under the recommendation of a doctor
- As this drug can cause toxicity to the baby, Carmustine 100 injections shouldn’t be used during breastfeeding
- This drug is not to be used as long as the patient performs any task like driving requiring high alertness
- This drug is not to be used in patients suffering from severe kidney ailments
