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Abiratred 500mg Tablet

Abiratred 500mg Tablet

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Salt Composition: Abiraterone Acetate

Expiry Date: 01/2028

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60 tablet(s) in a bottle

About The Product

PROSTATE CANCER


Description

Abiratred 500mg tablet is a prescription based medicine used in the treatment of prostate cancer in adult men, it’s generic name is Abiraterone Acetate in the form of tablet and belongs to the drug class of androgen biosynthesis inhibitor, and it works by inhibiting the production of androgens that promote the growth of prostate cancer cells and may slow disease progression.

It should be taken under doctor prescription and supervision to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Common Side Effects

  • Like every medication, Abiratred 500mg tablet also shows various side effects and patient’s are advised to report any unusual symptoms to the doctor promptly.
  • Here are various side effects of the medication: ● Diarrhea ● High blood pressure ● Fatigue ● Nausea ● Urinary tract infection ● Cough ● Vomiting ● Headache ● Joint swelling ● Edema (swelling)

Dosage And Administration

  • Abiratred 500mg tablet should be taken on an empty stomach, may be one hour before or at least two hour after the meal, consult the doctor for the correct dosage and duration, as doctor directed according to the patient’s height, weight and previous medical history.
  • Do not take the medication skip the doses or adjust the dose on your own as this can affect the effectiveness of the treatment.

Mechanism Of Action

Abiratred 500mg tablet work by blocking the enzyme named CYP17 which is responsible for the androgen hormone (testosterone), this stops the production of male hormone, it cut off the fuel supply that the cancer needs to thrive.

The medication also prevents the body from further growing cancer in the body.

Safety Advice

Alcohol
Alcohol is harmful especially during the treatment consult the doctor before using Abiratred 500mg tablet
Driving
Abiratred 500mg tablet has side effects such as dizziness and sleepiness, ask the healthcare provider for guidance on how to manage these symptoms and avoid driving while you are taking medication.
Pregnancy
Pregnant women avoid using Abiratred 500mg tablet, as it harms the fetus and may cause serious birth defects, it is essential to use effective contraception during treatment and for a specified period after stopping this medication.
Breast Feeding
Abiratred 500mg tablet is unsafe during breastfeeding. Take a prescription form a doctor before using it.
Kidney
Abiratred 500 mg tablets should not be taken by kidney patients, consult the doctor to ensure safety and effectiveness of the medication.
Liver
Patients with liver cancer should consult the doctor before using Abiratred 500mg tablet, as it may liver function and complications during treatment.

Faqs

Abiratred 500mg tablet is used by the patient of prostate cancer; take the prescription tablet according to the healthcare professional.

References

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