Abingem 1.4gm Injection

Expert advice for Abingem Injection Not recommended in children or adolescents below 18 years of age. Inform your doctor if you have history of heart problems, vascular problems or low production of blood cells from the bone marrow (myelosupression). Inform your doctor if you have breathing problems or feel weak and pale as this could be a sign of kidney dysfunction; unexplained new or worsening dyspnea or evidence of severe pulmonary toxicity. Take precautions if you are on a controlled sodium diet, as this medicine contains some amount of sodium. You should undergo blood count, heart/kidney/liver function tests before therapy. Do not take live or attenuated vaccines during therapy and avoid contact with persons who receive them. Alcohol is an ingredient of this infusion. If you are suffering from alcoholism or epilepsy, you may have serious side effects. Other medication taken at this time may have altered effects. Women who are planning to become pregnant should be counselled about the toxic effect of this drug on babies. They should use two effective methods of contraception while on this therapy and 6 months after it. Men who are going to use this therapy should not father a child while on this therapy and 6 months after it. They should also seek guidance and counselling on sperm conservation before taking this therapy. Do not drive or use machinery after taking this drug as it may cause sleepiness which may worsen with alcohol use.