Alzic 4mg Injection
Salt Composition: Zoledronic Acid
Expiry Date: 01/2028
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1 injection
About The Product
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Description
Alzic 4mg Injection is primarily indicated in the treatment of osteoporosis caused by menopause or use of steroids and individuals with Glucocorticoid induced bone loss in both men an women. The medication active ingredient is Zoledronic Acid, a third generation nitrogen containing bisphosphonate with strong affinity for bone mineral.
The medication is also used to high levels of calcium in people who have cancer. Strict doctor prescription is required before using this medication.
Indication
Osteoporosis
Common side effects
- Like other medication, Alzic 4mg injection also caused side effects in some individuals but some need proper if the reaction becomes severe and unusual.
- Use the medication under the doctor prescription to ensure safety.
- Common ones include: ● Back pain ● Heatburn ● Headache ● Nausea ● Back pain ● Vomiting ● Anemia ● Diarrhea ● Musculoskeletal (bone, muscle or joint pain)
Dosage and administration
- Alzic 4mg injection is given into a vein through an intravenous (IV) infusion.
- The correct dosage and duration are determined and administered only by a healthcare professional only.
- Do not skip doses and double them as this may increase the risk of side effects.
- Take on consistent use, as the medication takes several days to get the full benefit.
- Alzic Injection is a part of a treatment program that may also include changes to the diet and taking calcium or vitamin supplements.
Mechanism of action
Osteoporosis is a common disease in which the bones become weak and are likely to fracture. It mostly occurs in women after menopause.
Zoledronic acid works by slowing down the cells called osteoclasts which is responsible for breaking down of the bone. Inside the osteoclasts, it blocks a key enzyme needed for their activity, making the cells weak and eventually causing them to die.
This process reducing bone breakage and allows bone to become stronger.
Safety advice
Alzic 4mg Injection may decrease alertness, affect the vision, increase dizziness. For more information consult the doctor before the using the Injection.
Alzic 4mg is not safe during pregnancy as research indicates the risk of side effects in developing baby. Please consult the doctor.
Women who breastfeed their child should avoid using Alzic 4mg Injection, data suggest that the medicine is passed from the breast milk which affect the baby health.
Alzic 4mg Injection is not safe for kidney patients, dose adjustment may be needed. Please consult the doctor.
Liver patients should avoid using Alzic 4mg injection as it may interrupt the liver function.
FAQs
Alzic 4mg injection needed consistency, as it may take several day to show the result.
Do not skip or stop taking the medication without consulting a healthcare professional.
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