What is Plenaxis?
Plenaxis lowers the amount of testosterone released by the body. Plenaxis is a treatment for prostate cancer. Plenaxis can also be employed for other purposes than the ones listed in this guideline.
Warnings
In some instances, the use of plenaxis has led to severe allergic reactions. The allergic reaction can happen following any dose of the medication that includes, but is not just, the initial dose. Patients must be monitored in the office of the doctor for a minimum of 30 minutes after each dose to ensure immediate treatment for any allergic reactions can be sought, should it be required.
Treatment with plenaxis can be less effective for some patients. The monitoring of testosterone levels in the blood will be conducted every day through blood tests to evaluate how effective the drug is.
Plenaxis is not designed to be used by women. Plenaxis is classified in the FDA pregnancy category X. This means plenaxis could result in birth defects for the unborn baby. Avoid using this medication when you are pregnant or are able to be pregnant during treatment.
Before making use of Plenaxis
Before you start using Plenaxis, tell your physician if you
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Have irregular heartbeats.
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Have liver issues;
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Are osteoporosis-prone;
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Are more than 225 lbs.
It is possible that you will not be able to use Plenaxis or require a dose adjustment or monitoring specific to your treatment.
Plenaxis is not designed to be used by women. Plenaxis is classified in the FDA pregnancy category X. This means plenaxis can result in birth defects for an unborn baby. Avoid using this medication when you are pregnant or could be pregnant during treatment. Plenaxis is not designed to be used by women. It is unclear if plenaxis can be absorbed through breast milk. Don't use this medication before discussing it with your physician when you breastfeed babies.
Related drugs
Estradiol, Premarin, Xtandi, Zytiga, Casodex, and Lynparza
How to take Plenaxis?
Plenaxis is to be given by a certified healthcare professional. Plenaxis is administered by injection into muscle.
In certain instances, the use of Plenaxis has led to severe allergic reactions. A reaction to the medication can occur following any dose of the medication that includes it, but not only after the first dose. Patients should be observed at the physician's office for a minimum of 30 minutes after each dose so that immediate treatment for the allergic reaction can be administered in the event of a need. Treatment with plenaxis can be less effective with time for some patients. The monitoring of testosterone levels in the blood will be conducted regularly by conducting blood tests to assess its effectiveness. drugs.
It is crucial to take Plenaxis often to reap the greatest benefits. Plenaxis vials for injection must be kept at room temperature, far from heat and moisture.
Do I be concerned if I miss a dose?
Inform your doctor if you have missed a dose of the medication Plenaxis.
What will happen if I take excessively?
A fatal overdose of the drug is very unlikely. If you suspect an overdose is occurring, consult your physician, hospital emergency room, or poison control center for assistance.
What can I do to avoid
There aren't any restrictions on foods, drinks, or activities when taking Plenaxis. Follow any instructions specific to you given by your physician.
Side effects of Plenaxis:
In a few instances, the use of plenaxis has led to severe allergic reactions. A reaction to the medication can occur following any dose of the medication and not only after the first dose. Patients should be observed at the physician's office for at least 30 minutes after each dose to ensure that prompt treatment for the allergic reaction is sought, should it be required.
Other, less severe negative side effects could be more likely to happen. Consult your physician when you notice
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Hot flashes;
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Sleep disturbances;
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The breasts are enlarged or hurt;
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Constipation or diarrhea;
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Swelling;
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Nausea;
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Dizziness;
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Headache;
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Fatigue
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The difficulty of urinating changes, as does the frequency.
Other side effects than those described here can also occur. Discuss with your doctor any side effect that appears unusual or is particularly uncomfortable.
Interaction with other drugs
It isn't known if plenaxis can interact with other medications. Discuss with your physician and pharmacist prior to using any prescription or non-prescription drugs, such as herbal supplements, in conjunction with Plenaxis.
