Gefer Injection

Gefer Injection is administered via injection by a healthcare professional Your doctor or nurse will closely monitor you to ensure that you do not have an allergic reaction The dosage of the injection will be determined by your doctor based on the cause of your anaemia In addition to the injection a wellbalanced diet that includes sufficient iron vitamins and minerals may also be helpful Good sources of iron include meat eggs raisins broccoli and lentils The most common side effects of Gefer Injection include vomiting nausea constipation and darkcolored stools These side effects typically subside within a short period of time If you experience prolonged or bothersome side effects it is important to discuss them with your doctor or nurse It is important not to take this medicine if your anaemia is not caused by a lack of iron Before taking the injection inform your doctor if you have rheumatoid arthritis asthma allergies high blood pressure or liver problems These conditions may affect your treatment plan It is currently unknown whether this medicine is safe to use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding so it is crucial to consult with your doctor for advice Throughout your treatment you will undergo tests to monitor your blood cells and iron levels as well as to assess your progress and check for any potential side effects It may also be advisable to limit alcohol consumption during your treatment