Bedamax 100 Injection

Bedamax 100 Injection should only be administered by a doctor through a vein and should not be selfadministered The administration method may vary depending on your condition and may change over time It is important to follow your doctors instructions precisely Taking this medication incorrectly or taking too much can lead to serious side effects It may take a few weeks or months before you notice any benefits from the medication so do not stop taking it without your doctors guidance Common side effects of Bedamax 100 Injection include anemia low red blood cell count decreased white blood cell count increased susceptibility to infections fatigue nausea and vomiting If these side effects bother you or become severe inform your doctor Your doctor may be able to suggest ways to reduce or prevent these side effects Inform your doctor about your medical history including any bleeding disorders heart or liver disease previous radiation treatment or any ongoing infections It is important to let your doctor know about all the medications you are currently taking as Bedamax 100 Injection can interact with many other drugs This medication is known to reduce the number of blood cells in your body making you more susceptible to infections Regular blood tests will be required during treatment to monitor your blood cell count as well as kidney liver and heart function If you are sexually active it is crucial to use effective contraception methods during treatment to avoid pregnancy Both males and females should take precautions to prevent pregnancy while using this medication