Afatin 20mg Tablet

Prostate cancer

Afatin 20mg tablet caused various side effects which can be manageable but it is important to discuss with the doctor If the symptoms persist. Some common side effects include:
● Diarrhea
● Mouth sores
● Acne or skin rash
● Nausea and vomiting
● Fatigue
● Loss of appetite
● Abdominal pain
● Nail changes, such as nail bed infections or inflammation
● Dry skin or itching
● Eye irritation or dryness
● Respiratory infections

Afatin 20mg tablet is an oral prescription which can be taken with food or without food at the same time everyday usually once a day. A doctor's prescription is mandatory to determine the correct dosage and duration of the treatment, as it depends on the patient's medical condition, weight, height and stage of the cancer. Do not miss a single dose and do not double the dose on the second one. If a dose is skipped accidently, consult the doctor Immedietly for guidance.

Afatin 20mg tablet works on EGFR protein, as the protein is responsible for the growth of abnormal cells and grow uncontrollably. This medicine blocks the EGFR protein and slows down the growth of cancer cells in the body. This targeted therapy works well by directly targeting the tumor cells without damaging the healthy cells in the body as compared to traditional chemotherapy.

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