Fibricor Injection

Fibricor Injection should only be administered through a slow drip infusion into a vein under the supervision of a doctor It is important to continuously monitor blood pressure and heart rate while receiving this medication It is crucial to continue receiving the injections until the doctor determines it is safe to discontinue them Afterwards tablets may be prescribed for selfadministration Discontinuing this medication without medical guidance could lead to dangerous irregular heartbeats that could be lifethreatening The most common side effects of Fibricor Injection include nausea vomiting changes in taste slow heart rate and diarrhea This medication can also potentially cause issues with the liver lungs nerves and thyroid gland It is important to consult with your doctor about what signs to watch out for and to report any symptoms experienced It takes a significant amount of time for the medication to be eliminated from the body so side effects may persist even after stopping its use Your doctor can provide guidance on ways to prevent or reduce these side effects Before receiving Fibricor Injection inform your doctor if you have low blood pressure consume alcohol excessively or have preexisting liver heart or thyroid problems It is also important to disclose all other medications being taken as some can have serious interactions with or be affected by this medication Certain antibiotics and medications for depression and mental illness should be avoided while receiving this injection If you are pregnant or breastfeeding consult with your doctor before taking this medication Regular tests to monitor liver and thyroid function will be conducted by your doctor Additionally other blood tests xrays and eye tests may be recommended both before and during treatment