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Bendeka is used in the treatment of chronic lymphocytic leukemia and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Do not arbitrarily use the drug without a doctor's instructions to avoid unwanted side effects. Here are some notes when using Bendeka for your reference.
1. How does Bendeka work?
Bendek a is used for treatment when prescribed by a doctor. If you do not understand or do not know the use of the drug, do not arbitrarily use it to avoid causing dangerous side effects. Usually patients have chronic lymphocytic leukemia or B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
2. Dosage and how to use Bendeka
Bendeka is used as an infusion for 2 consecutive days at the first dose. Subsequent doses will be 21-28 days apart from the previous dose. If when using Bendeka you experience unwanted side effects, you can intervene with another medicine that your doctor will give you to reduce side effects and support the body's ability to accept Bendeka.
After the injection, you need to rest and monitor at the hospital or clinic to control the rapid reaction. Rapid reactions will manifest after injection such as burning, pain, swelling at the injection site. In addition, you should pay attention to regular health check-ups to avoid weakening the immune system causing infections.
Bendeka is indicated for injection and performed by a doctor, but you should also carefully check the dose. In case the patient forgets to inject the medicine, the doctor may remind him. However, you should actively keep in mind the dosing schedule and dosage to make sure to take the medicine correctly and on time.
3. Some notes before taking Bendeka
Conditions that should be contraindicated or thoroughly checked before taking Bendeka:
Weakened immune system; Bacterial infections cause the patient to have a high fever; Pulmonary tuberculosis; Herpes ; Metabolic disorders causing electrolyte imbalance; Liver and kidney disease; People who have a habit of smoking; Patients at risk or who have had cancer; Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding; Patients with hepatitis B. After taking Bendeka, you should not be subjective and monitor your body's response to the first dose to assess the drug's response to the body. For families who are planning to have more children, they should consider when prescribed medication by a doctor.
Men who are planning to have more children should consider telling their doctor. You need to make sure to use birth control while taking the pill and for 3 months after finishing the course of medication. Women who are prescribed Benkeda need to use birth control from the time they start taking the drug until they stop taking it for 6 months. During the time of taking the drug, if you use birth control, but unfortunately there is a risk, you need to notify your doctor for advice and support to best handle it. After using Bendeka, male fertility may decrease. Some if not regularly checked will be infertile.
4. Bendeka side effects
When using Benkeda, patients may experience unwanted effects such as:
Allergies Allergies to drugs are common and often occur. They may appear immediately after use or some time later. If you feel itchiness, rash, difficulty breathing.. inform your doctor for timely examination and treatment. If the allergy does not subside or the symptoms get worse and spread, you may consider stopping the drug for a while to allow the body to recover first.
Fever After the injection can be caused by pain that many patients have a high fever. Some also show signs of infection or the injection site becomes sensitive. This can be a reaction when the drug is received but you should not be subjective. Follow up if the high fever persists, it is necessary to find an appropriate treatment plan.
Fatigue Some patients need time to get used to or their health is not good, so it is very common to have fatigue syndrome after injecting Bendeka. In addition, they also have problems in the digestive tract or often vomit. These signs will gradually weaken the body. You should note to notify the doctor for early resolution
Anemia Some cases have recorded patients with rapid decline in red blood cell count after taking the drug or after a period of taking the drug. The problem of low red blood cells is quite dangerous because it causes anemia due to lack of oxygen to the body.
Anorexia and weight loss When a patient takes the drug and has weight loss, anorexia can also be considered a side effect of Bendela. You should notify your doctor or consult a nutritionist to have a treatment plan.
5. Interaction with Bendeka should be noted
Any drug can cause an interaction with Bendeka. You should consult your doctor before prescribing about the risk of interactions with your own medical conditions or medications.
Above is information about Bendeka drug uses and side effects to note. If you are prescribed to use it, pay attention to follow the doctor's instructions and combine a healthy lifestyle to ensure the effectiveness of the drug.
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References: drugs.com
