Avastin Injection

Avastin Injection is a highly effective medication that is typically used as a firstline treatment option alongside other cancer medicines It is administered through an infusion either via a small needle in the vein or through a port placed under the skin The dosage and duration of the treatment will be determined by the doctor who will also monitor for any signs of an infusion reaction such as high blood pressure or difficulty breathing You will continue to receive Avastin Injection as long as your disease is being controlled and you are able to manage the side effects Your doctor will make the decision whether you should stop taking the medication or not It may be necessary for you to monitor your blood pressure and protein levels in the urine while using this medication The most common side effects of Avastin Injection include rectal bleeding changes in taste and headaches Before undergoing any surgical procedures it is important to inform your doctor that you are taking this medication as it can impair wound healing Additionally it increases the risk of bleeding so if you experience any unusual bleeding or bleeding that does not stop it is important to consult with your doctor immediately If you are pregnant planning to become pregnant or breastfeeding it is crucial to inform your doctor Many other medications can interact with Avastin Injection so it is important to disclose all the medications you are currently using to your healthcare team