Abirapro 250mg Tablet

Prescription Required

Manufactured By

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Pack of

120 Tablet in Bottle

Salt Composition

Abiraterone Acetate

Storage

Keep in cold place

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Overview

Abirapro is an anti-cancer drug that is prescribed mainly for metastatic prostate cancer in men. It is an oral drug administered with prednisolone to patients who do not respond to any treatments. Abiraterone is the key ingredient of the medicine that prevents prostate cancer cells from metastasizing. It also stops androgen (male hormone) production in men by inhibiting an enzyme (CYP17).


Indication

Prostate Cancer

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Description

Uses

Side Effects


The human body takes some time to adjust the body after consuming the medicine. Every side effect does not require medical assistance. If you observe serious changes that cannot be handled well by the patient, consult your doctor immediately. Common side effects are mentioned below:

Hypersensitivity

Increased Blood Pressure

Irregular Heartbeat (Arrhythmia) or Pounding Heartbeat (Palpitations)

Swelling of Ankles or Feet (Edema)

Dizziness

Decreased White blood cell count

Lung Irritation (allergic alveolitis)

Patchy skin/Pale skin tone

Nausea or vomiting

Shortness of breath

Fatigue

Urinary tract infection

Reducing bone strength resulting in frequent fractures

Diarrhea

Increased cholesterol (Hypercholesterolemia) and triglycerides

Anemia

Hypokalemia

Upper abdominal pain

Loss of appetite


How To Use

It is advised that Abirapro should be administered 1 hour before your meal or 2 hours after your meal. The medicine needs to be strictly administered on an empty stomach as prescribed by the doctor. Abirapro has adverse reactions to certain types of food resulting in serious side effects such as high blood pressure, muscle weakness, paralysis, and breathing difficulties.

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Safety Advice

Alcohol

Alcohol

consult your doctor

Avoid intake of alcohol when the treatment is going on.

Pregnancy

Pregnancy

risky

It is advised by the doctor not to consume the tablet in case of pregnancy.

Breast Feeding

Breast Feeding

precaution

Do not take Abirapro 250 mg tablet if you're breastfeeding.

Driving

Driving

unsafe

You may feel dizzy after consuming the medicine. So, avoid driving and operating any heavy machinery.

Kidney

Kidney

caution

Share your medical history with the doctor in case of any kidney problems.

Liver

Liver

protective

Do not consume Abirapro 250 mg tablet in case of liver disease. Consult your doctor immediately.

Missed Doses


Try not to miss any dose of Abirapro 250 mg tablet. In case you missed it, do not overdose. Follow the regular schedule and consult your doctor immediately. 

Quick Tips

FAQs

What is the use of Abirapro 250mg tablet?

Abirapro is an anti-cancer hormonal treatment drug. It is not administered for curing cancer but enables prolonging and improving life by curbing the spread of cancer in male patients suffering from prostate cancer. 

How should I take Abirapro 250mg tablet?

Abirapro should be strictly taken as per your prescription from the doctor treating you with specific cancer. It is advisable not to change or stop your dose without prior discussion/suggestion from your doctor. The medicine should be taken on an empty stomach.

What are the necessary precautions to be followed while administration of Abirapro 250mg tablet?

Abirapro may cause various side effects or use impacts if administered with other medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements. Before starting Abirapro, your doctor should be completely aware of your medical history, previous ongoing treatments, and prescriptions.

Can I take Abirapro 250mg tablet in any type of cancer?

Abirapro is not a cancer treatment drug. It is a hormonal treatment to slow down the growth of prostate cancer cells in men. Specific studies to prove its efficiency/cure in any other type of cancer are yet not available.

Can I take Abirapro on an empty stomach?

Yes, Abirapro is advised to be taken on an empty stomach to curb the side effects of the medicine when taken with food. Adverse effects such as high blood pressure, muscle weakness, paralysis, and breathing difficulties are common symptoms noticed if medicine is taken along with food. The interval of 1 hour before meal and 2 hours after meal is advised for administration of the medicine.

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