Corbus Injection

Corbus Injection is administered through a slow infusion drip into a vein under the guidance of your doctor or nurse Your doctor will determine the appropriate dosage and frequency of injections to improve your anemia It is important to complement the treatment with a wellbalanced diet that is rich in iron Good sources of iron include pulses green leafy vegetables like spinach beans eggs dry fruits and nonvegetarian foods The most common side effects of Corbus Injection include vomiting nausea a metallic taste changes in taste perception high blood pressure hypertension stomach pain headache and dizziness Some individuals may experience a temporary drop in blood pressure hypotension if the medicine is administered too quickly Your doctor will also monitor you for signs of an allergic reaction such as breathlessness dizziness feeling uneasy hives and swelling of the face tongue and throat If these side effects are bothersome or persist for an extended period it is essential to consult your doctor or nurse You should avoid taking this medicine if your anemia is not caused by an iron deficiency Before starting the treatment inform your doctor about any existing conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis asthma allergies high blood pressure or liver problems as these may have an impact on your treatment The safety of using this medicine during pregnancy or breastfeeding is unknown so it is crucial to seek advice from your doctor Regular blood tests will be conducted to monitor your blood cells and iron levels track your progress and identify any potential side effects It is generally advisable to limit alcohol consumption during the course of treatment