Axiotem 250Mg Strip Of 5 Capsules

• Newly diagnosed glioblastoma: This fast-growing brain tumour may be controlled with temozolomide alongside radiation and later specialist treatment.

• Nausea: Temozolomide commonly irritates the stomach during treatment. Tell the oncology team if nausea prevents eating or drinking.
• Vomiting: Treatment may cause vomiting and dehydration. Contact the treatment team if you cannot keep fluids down.
• Constipation: Reduced activity or supportive medicines may slow bowel movements. Report abdominal swelling or inability to pass stool.
• Headache: Changes during treatment may cause head pain. Seek urgent help for a severe headache with confusion, weakness, or new vision problems.
• Fatigue: Temozolomide can reduce energy and concentration. Tell the oncology team if weakness interferes with normal activities.

Other General Warnings

• You have kidney or liver problems
• You are pregnant, think you might be pregnant, or are breastfeeding
• You develop fever, chills, unusual bleeding or bruising, or signs of infection
• You notice shortness of breath, cough, or breathing changes
• You’re unsure about your correct dose or how many capsule to take

• Swallow Axiotem capsule whole with water.
• Attend blood tests arranged by the oncology team.
• Report fever, sore throat, unusual bruising, or bleeding promptly.
• Avoid alcohol unless the specialist approves it.
• Use reliable contraception as advised by the specialist.

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