Noxaparin 20mg Injection

The doctor or nurse will administer Noxaparin 20mg Injection via subcutaneous injection not into a muscle The dosage and duration of treatment will depend on your medical condition response to the medication and the purpose of treatment Factors such as age and weight may also influence the dose It is crucial to continue using this medication even if you are not experiencing any symptoms as it helps prevent future harm Discontinuing the medication could lead to the formation of blood clots While taking Noxaparin it is important to avoid activities that may increase the risk of bleeding or injury The most common side effect of Noxaparin is experiencing easy bruising or bleeding It may also cause a skin rash itching headache and a decrease in red blood cell count anemia Severe headaches may indicate bleeding in the brain while severe stomach pain may indicate gastrointestinal bleeding Bleeding can be dangerous and may not always be obvious If you notice any symptoms it is important to inform your doctor Before using Noxaparin inform your doctor if you have high blood pressure diabetes or if you have recently had a stroke Do not use this medication if you are currently experiencing bleeding It is important to inform your doctor about any other medications you are taking to ensure compatibility If you have a low body weight you may be at an increased risk of bleeding It is also advisable to avoid consuming alcohol as it can increase the risk of stomach bleeding If you are pregnant or breastfeeding consult your doctor regarding the use of this medication