Bicalutamide Tablets Uses, Side Effects and Precautions


Bicalutamide Tablet is a drug belongs to hormonal category of anticancer drugs. This drug is specifically indicated for the treatment of prostate cancer in men. In most of case it is taken in oral dosage form along with the injection of LHRH agonist (luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone).


Mechanism of action of Bicalutamide Tablet
Bicalutamide Tablet medication cannot cure the cancer of prostate but it is capable in slowdown the growth of cancerous cells and stopped them from growing and multiplying them further.

Side effects of Bicalutamide Tablet
There are some side effects of Bicalutamide medication like:
Pain in breast, nausea, vomiting, diarrheal, constipation, swelling in breast, liver problem, loss of hairs, skin allergies like redness, inflammation, rashes, itching etc, weakness, tiredness, fatigue, chest pain, difficulty in breathing, painful urination, abdominal pain, pain in joints, pain in bones, pain in muscles etc.

Precautions with Bicalutamide Tablet
  • If you are going to initiate the Bicalutamide medication then be sure that you are not allergic to the active pharmaceutical ingredients.
  • Take extra care if you are already diabetic patient, this medication is for men but in case if it is prescribed to women be sure that it should not be given during pregnancy and breast feeding conditions at it is harmful for the fetus.

Bicalutamide Tablet is mostly formulated in the form of oral dosage forms like tablets. Many oncology pharmaceutical manufacturers are manufacturing such type of medicines used in cancer treatment. Pharmaceutical companies like Affy group is engaged in manufacturing ofanticancer tablets in India like Bicalutamide tablets etc.

Source: What are Bicalutamide Tablets used for?

Comments

  1. Since women who have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome have problems with insulin resistance, about 40 percent of those who are diagnosed with PCOS will eventually be diagnosed with diabetes. Women who are overweight, don't eat healthily or get enough exercise, or who have a history of diabetes in their family are more likely to have insulin resistance along with PCOS.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Easy Procedure of Pharmaceutical Third Party Contract Manufacturing

Difference Between Liquid Injection and Lyophilized Injections

What are the Best AntiFungal Drugs and Their Side Effects?