NEULASTIM 6MG INJECTION

NEULASTIM 6MG INJECTION should be administered by a qualified medical professional as an injection You should continue taking it for as long as advised by your doctor The duration of the treatment will vary depending on your specific needs and response to the medication It is possible that you may be required to undergo regular tests to monitor your blood cell count and bone density levels while taking this medicine The most common side effects of NEULASTIM 6MG INJECTION include bone pain joint pain headache nausea and muscle pain It is also common to experience pain or redness at the site of injection However if you notice a lump swelling or bruising that does not go away it is important to inform your doctor Additionally while this medicine may help protect against certain infections it is not effective against all types Therefore if you experience symptoms such as fever chills shortness of breath sore throat or swelling around the face or neck you should inform your doctor It is important to inform your healthcare team about all the medications you are currently using as NEULASTIM 6MG INJECTION can interact with other medicines This medicine is not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding Therefore it is crucial to use effective contraception for both males and females during the course of treatment If you experience dizziness after taking this medicine you should avoid driving or engaging in activities that require your full attention