Alphared 4000 Iu Injection 0.4 Ml

• Anaemia from chronic kidney disease: Supports red blood cell production when the kidneys do not make enough of the natural signal needed for this process.
• Anaemia caused by chemotherapy: Helps manage low red blood cell levels that occur during certain cancer treatments.

• High blood pressure: Erythropoietin can raise blood pressure as red blood cell production increases. Severe headache, confusion or vision changes need urgent medical attention.
• Nausea and vomiting: These stomach symptoms can occur during treatment. Seek medical advice if you cannot keep fluids down.
• Flu-like symptoms: Fever, chills, headache, cough, dizziness, joint pain, bone pain, muscle spasm or difficulty sleeping may occur and should be reported if troublesome.
• Injection-site irritation: Redness, pain or swelling can occur where the injection enters the body. Rash, mouth inflammation, weight loss, low white blood cell count or increased blood sugar also need medical review.
• Blood clots or blocked blood vessels: Erythropoietin can increase clotting risk. Chest pain, sudden breathlessness, one-sided weakness or a painful swollen limb needs emergency medical help.

• Keep every appointment for blood-pressure checks and blood tests.
• Use iron supplements only if your doctor recommends them, because adequate iron may be needed for this treatment to work.
• Report chest pain, sudden breathlessness, severe headache or a painful swollen limb urgently.
• Do not self-inject Alphared injection.
• Tell the treatment team about previous blood clots, seizures or stroke.

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