Abura 250mg Tablet
Prescription Required
Marketed By
MSN Laboratories
Pack of
120 Tablet in Bottle
Salt Composition
Abiraterone Acetate
Storage
Keep in cold place
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Overview
Abura 250mg Tablet is used to treat prostate cancer in adult men that has spread to nearby organs. It is only prescribed for early-stage cancer. This drug lowers the secretion of male sex hormones, androgen, and testosterone. In such a way, it prevents the further replication of the cancer cells in the body. Abura is not recommended for women and children.
Indication
Prostate Cancer
Description
Abura 500mg tablet is a prescription based medication which is used to treat metastatic prostate cancer in adult men and prevent the body of spreading cancer to other body parts as well. Its generic name is Abiraterone Acetate which belongs to the class of androgen biosynthesis inhibitors. The medication blocks the production of certain hormones that support cancer growth, helping to slow disease progression. It is usually prescribed as a part of a comprehensive treatment plan under the supervision of a healthcare professional.
Uses
Prostate cancer
Side Effects
• Diarrhea
• Abdominal pain
• Nausea
• Urine infection
• Headache
• Hot flashes
• Cough
• Anemia
• Vomiting
How To Use
Abura 500mg tablet should be taken on an empty stomach, may be one hour before or two after a meal. Taking with food may increase blood levels of Abura 500mg tablet. The correct dosage and duration is decided only by the healthcare professional. Taking it in the wrong way or taking too much can cause very serious side effects. The tablet may take several weeks or months to feel the results but consistency is key do not stop taking it unless the doctor tells you to do.
How It Works
Abura 500mg tablet works by inhibiting the production of enzyme called CYP17, which enables the growth of cancer cells in the body. Since Abura 500mg tablet work by defeat the production of testosterone hormone, it helps slow down or stop the growth of hormone- sensitive cancer cells particularly in prostate cancer.
Safety Advice
Alcohol
caution
Alcohol is not good for health, especially while using Abura 500mg tablet for prostate cancer, as it can increase side effects and interfere with the effectiveness of the medications.
Driving
danger
Abura 500mg tablet contains sleepiness thereby avoid using the tablet while driving.
Pregnancy
consult your doctor
Abura 500mg tablet is not recommended for pregnant women, as it harms the developing fetus and can cause serious birth defects or complications.
Breast Feeding
consult your doctor
Abura 500mg tablet is not prescribed for breastfeeding women, as the medicine is directly passes from mother’s blood stream into breast milk which may harm the nursing infant.
Kidney
unsafe
People who is a patient of kidney disease, Abura 500mg tablet is not recommended by healthcare professional.
Liver
caution
Abura 500mg tablet should not be taken by liver patient, as it can put extra strain on the liver and may worsen liver function.
FAQs
Abura tablet should be taken once a day, consult the doctor about the proper dosage and duration.
Abura 500mg is used by the patient of prostate cancer, as prescribed by the healthcare professional.
Abura 500mg tablet can be used alongside with other treatments for prostate cancer, but only under the supervision of a healthcare professional.
Abura 500mg tablet stop the growth of cancer in the body and give patient relief but it does not offer a permanent cure and must be taken as a long term treatment plan under medical supervision.
The common side effects of Abura 500mg tablet is high blood pressure, urinary tract infection, diarrhea and irregular heart beat.
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