Nexben Bendamustine HCl Injection 100 mg/4 ml

Nexben 100 mg/4 ml Injection

Nexben Injections carry an anti-cancer agent called Bendamustine which is used for the treatment of certain cancer forms. These forms are namely chronic lymphocytic leukemia which is blood and bone marrow cancer, non-Hodgkin lymphomas which is lymph cancer and multiple myeloma which is cancer of plasma cells.

Their uses depend on the condition and also doctor’s instructions. They can be either taken alone or in combination with other anti-cancer medicines to get better results outputs. But Nexben Injections are not used from the very beginning of the medication, instead, they are used only when the first-line medicines do not work or are not suitable.

It is always good to hand over your medical history to your doctor, so they can arrange your medications accordingly. It includes notifying them about severe bone marrow depression, any infection or severe changes in platelet and white blood cell count. They also monitor your blood count at regular intervals before and after your medication with Nexben Injection.

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We advise pregnant and breastfeeding women to not use Nexben Injection for safety reasons. At best, consult your doctor for further assistance.

Uses Of Nexben 100mg Injection

It is used for the following conditions:
⦁ Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
⦁ Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
⦁ Multiple Myeloma

Common Side Effects Of Nexben 100mg Injection

⦁ Headache
⦁ Nausea, vomiting
⦁ Signs of low red blood cells- weakness, tiredness, dizziness, and shortness of breath
⦁ Signs of low platelet counts- easy bruising or bleeding from gums
⦁ Signs of low white blood cells- repeated fevers and infections
⦁ Dehydration
⦁ Hair loss
⦁ Skin changes, or itching
⦁ Sleeping disturbances
⦁ Dizziness
⦁ Pain, chills

How Nexben 100mg Injection Works
The Nexben 100mg Injection works by damaging the DNA or RNA of cancer cells which are the genetic materials. They belong to an anti-cancer agent that stops the cancer cells’ growth and multiplication in the body.

Directions For Use
The appropriate Nexben injections are not for self-administration. Your doctors and nurses can only inject it into your veins. Everything from dosage to duration is determined by the doctor depending on the following characteristics:

⦁ Age
⦁ Body weight
⦁ Disease condition