Repatha 140 mg/ml Injection

Repatha SureClick Injection is recommended for individuals with high levels of cholesterol and patients at risk of heart attacks, strokes, and some infections of the heart. This drug contains the monoclonal antibody evolocumab. It is by inhibition of a protein called PCSK9. The PCSK9 protein naturally restricts the capacity of the liver to remove LDL, or bad cholesterol, in the circulatory system. Thus, Repatha increases the clearance of LDL by blocking PCSK9 and, as a result, reduces the levels of cholesterol in high proportions. Connect with us, at Medicine Planet, to get the best quotations on exporting Indian medicines like Repatha Sure Click Injection to Canada, UAE, South Africa, France, Germany, USA, China and others.

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Uses:

To lessen the risk of heart attack or stroke in grown-ups with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD).
In patients with heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (HeFH) or homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (HoFH), genetic diseases that result in extremely high levels of cholesterol.
Used in addition to diet and other cholesterol-reducing treatments, such as statins.

How It Is Distributed:

Repatha SureClick is an autoinjector filled and ready to use and injected subcutaneously (under the skin). It is administered as 140 mg once every two weeks or 420 mg once per month, injected in adults at any of the given points, like the thigh, abdomen, or upper arm. It can be taken at home by the trained patients or caregivers.

Side Effects:

Other side effects tend to resemble those of the common cold or flu, injection site reactions (redness, swelling, pain), back pains, and minor allergic reactions, such as the occurrence of rash. Severe allergic reactions are infrequent, but they require treatment as emergencies.

Precautions:

Allergies, any chronic medical conditions, and other medicines the patient consumes must be disclosed to the doctor before the start of Repatha. The safety of Repatha during pregnancy or breastfeeding is not proven, and the matter should be clarified with a doctor to eliminate any possible threats.

Note:

Repatha must be used in combination with a general cholesterol management plan, using diet, exercise, and routine physician visits.