I RUN 50mg Injection

The administration of I RUN 50mg Injection involves a slow infusion drip into a vein which is typically done by a healthcare professional Your doctor will determine the appropriate dosage and frequency of injections to address your anemia Additionally maintaining a wellbalanced diet that includes sufficient iron is important Good sources of iron include pulses green leafy vegetables like spinach beans eggs dry fruits and nonvegetarian foods Possible side effects of this medication may include vomiting nausea a metallic taste changes in taste high blood pressure stomach pain headache and dizziness In some cases a temporary drop in blood pressure hypotension may occur if the medication is administered too quickly Your doctor will monitor you for signs of an allergic reaction such as difficulty breathing dizziness or the appearance of hives or swelling on the face tongue or throat If these side effects bother you or persist it is important to consult with your doctor or nurse If your anemia is not caused by an iron deficiency this medication should not be used Inform your doctor about any existing conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis asthma allergies high blood pressure or liver problems as this may impact your treatment The safety of using this medication during pregnancy or while breastfeeding is unknown so seek advice from your doctor in these situations To monitor your progress ensure appropriate blood cell and iron level checks and watch for any side effects your doctor may conduct various tests It may also be advisable to limit alcohol consumption during the course of treatment

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