Naproplat 150 mg Injection

Naproplat 150 mg injection is directly injected into the veins when an individual has ovarian cancer and small cell lung cancer. The medicine must be taken as the doctor prescribed its dosage and duration. It works by stopping or slowing the cancer cells’ growth.

Always follow what the doctor has to say about its process and duration to see the best of the benefits. Plus, it can possibly take a lot of time like weeks or months to notice the benefits but do not be disheartened and complete the medication till the last. There can be some common side effects like nausea, fatigue, and vomiting but they will reduce over time. The doctor may even ask for regular blood cell checking along with liver, heart, and blood uric acid levels. No pregnant women or breastfeeding women can take this injection. If you are already on this medication, be sure to use contraceptives to avoid pregnancy

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Benefits of Naproplat Injection

In Ovarian Cancer

As the name suggests, the cancer starts in the ovaries that produce eggs in the females. This cancer is not easy to dictate which can be fatal. So to stop the cacer cells from growing and multiplying, the Naproplat injection is taken. It is very effective as long as you take it as the doctor prescribes you to. Only professional people can give you this injection. What you can do to make sure that you are getting the benefits is to stay hydrated and avoid alcohol.

In Small Cell Lung Cancer

The main cause of small-cell lung cancer is smoking which leads to small tumors in the lungs that can spread to other body parts. It is a fast-growing type, that’s why Naproplat injection is given alone or with any other medicine. The doctor’s instructions should be strictly followed and any kind of alcohol intake should be avoided. Replace it with water and stay hydrated all the time.

Common Side Effects of Naproplat

Nausea
Vomiting
Fatigue
Decreased white blood cell count (neutrophils)

How to use Naproplat Injection

Not for self-use
A professional doctor or nurse will only inject you with this medicine

How Naproplat Injection Works

The Naproplat 150 mg injection damages the genetic material, DNA or RNA of the cancer cells that ultimately stops the cancer cells’ growth and multiplication.