Brumica 100Mg Dry Vial Of 1 Powder For Injection

• Severe fungal infections: Micafungin treats serious infections caused by susceptible fungi or yeast, including infections that can spread through the blood or affect internal organs.
• Fungal infection prevention: In selected high-risk patients receiving intensive medical care, micafungin may help prevent a serious fungal infection when a specialist prescribes it.

• Nausea: Micafungin may upset the stomach during infusion or treatment and can reduce appetite. Tell the nurse if you cannot keep fluids down.
• Vomiting: Treatment or the underlying infection may trigger vomiting. Tell the treating team promptly if it is repeated or you feel faint.
• Diarrhoea: Changes in the intestine may cause loose stools during treatment. Report severe or bloody diarrhoea promptly.
• Headache: Micafungin or the infection may cause head pain. Tell the nurse if it is sudden, severe or accompanied by confusion.
• Rash or facial swelling: An infusion or allergic reaction may cause skin changes or swelling. Breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat requires emergency medical help.

• Brumica injection must be prepared and administered by trained healthcare staff.
• Tell the medical team about previous allergies to antifungal medicines.
• Report rash, facial swelling, breathing difficulty or infusion discomfort immediately.
• Attend blood tests advised by your doctor, including checks of liver function, potassium and blood counts.
• Tell the team about all blood thinners and other medicines before treatment.

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