Zomibet 2 Dry Vial Of 1 Powder For Injection

• Multiple myeloma: This condition affects plasma cells in the bone marrow; bortezomib helps control abnormal cell growth and may slow disease progression.
• Mantle cell lymphoma: This blood cancer affects abnormal lymphocytes; bortezomib helps destroy these cells and may slow progression.

• Numbness or tingling: Bortezomib can affect nerves, causing pins and needles, burning or reduced feeling in the hands or feet. Report worsening symptoms promptly.
• Fever: Treatment can reduce infection-fighting blood cells, so fever or chills may signal infection. Contact the treatment team urgently.
• Nausea: Bortezomib treatment can upset the stomach and reduce appetite. Tell the treatment team if nausea stops you drinking fluids.
• Vomiting: Treatment may trigger vomiting and dehydration. Seek prompt medical help if you cannot keep fluids down or feel faint.
• Tiredness: Treatment can cause marked fatigue or weakness that limits daily activity. Report sudden worsening, fainting or breathlessness to the oncology team.

Other General Warnings

• You notice new or worsening numbness, tingling, or pain in your hands and feet (signs of peripheral neuropathy).
• You experience sudden shortness of breath, cough, or breathing difficulties, which require urgent evaluation for lung inflammation.
• You develop signs of infection, fever, or unusual bruising and bleeding.
• You experience symptoms of heart problems, such as leg swelling or irregular heartbeats.
• You have significant dizziness or fainting.

• Attend every scheduled appointment and blood test.
• Report numbness, tingling, burning pain or weakness early.
• Contact your treatment team urgently for fever, chills or signs of infection.
• Drink fluids as advised, especially if vomiting or diarrhoea occurs.
• Use reliable contraception as advised by your oncology team.

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• Zomibet powder for injection is administered by injection, so food does not affect its absorption.
• There is no need for a specific food restriction unless advised by your doctor.