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Rpo 5000IU Injection

Rpo 5000IU Injection can be administered through either subcutaneous or intravenous injection as determined by your doctor Typically a nurse or doctor will administer the injections The dosage will depend on your body weight and the cause of your anemia Taking iron supplements before and during treatment can enhance the effectiveness of this treatment While the injection needs to be stored in a fridge it should be used at room temperature Common side effects of using this medication include nausea vomiting and increased blood pressure It may also lead to flulike symptoms such as headaches fatigue dizziness and body aches These side effects are most prevalent at the beginning of the treatment However if they persist your doctor may suggest ways to prevent or alleviate them If you experience any severe side effects including seizures seek immediate medical attention In some cases this medication may cause serious blood clots that require urgent medical intervention Before using Rpo 5000IU Injection inform your doctor if you have uncontrolled high blood pressure heart disease or goutrelated joint pain Additionally disclose any other medications you are taking as they may potentially affect this treatment Your blood pressure should be regularly monitored by you or your doctor during the course of this treatment You may also need other routine medical tests to ensure this medication is not causing any harmful effects It is not known whether this medication can harm an unborn baby Therefore inform your doctor if you are pregnant planning to become pregnant or currently breastfeeding

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