Uses of Intanas

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Intanas is a drug for the treatment of breast cancer in postmenopausal women widely used in many countries around the world. In order for the use of drugs to be effective and safe, patients need to follow the instructions of a qualified doctor or pharmacist.

1. How does Intanas work?


Intanas drug contains the main active ingredient Anastrozole of the non-steroidal group.
According to research literature, some types of breast cancer have growth in proportion to estrogen levels in the human body. The use of Intanas with the active ingredient Anastrozole has the ability to reduce the amount of estrogen that the body produces, thereby reducing the growth rate of cancer cells.

2. Indications and contraindications to the use of Intanas


2.1. Intanas is indicated for the treatment of breast cancer in postmenopausal women.
2.2. Contraindications to use Intanas For patients who have not gone through menopause, absolutely do not choose Intanas to treat breast cancer.
Do not use the drug for pregnant and lactating women, patients with severe renal impairment (creatinine clearance less than 20ml/min) or moderate and severe liver disease.
Contraindicated Intanas with hypersensitivity to Anastrozole or any of the excipients of the drug.

3. Dosage and how to use Intanas


Patients use the drug with a dose of 1 tablet per day. When taking the drug, you should pay attention to drink with plenty of water is best.

4. Intanas drug side effects


Although the drug is quite effective, during use, it can cause many unwanted effects for health such as:
The user feels hot flushes, headache, difficulty sleeping, dizziness. Some cases have feeling stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, loss of appetite. May cause weight gain, fatigue, weakness, increased cough or sore throat. Rarely bone pain, fragility, stiffness, arthralgia, muscle stiffness, myalgia. Women may experience mental and mood changes, such as depression. Abnormal vision changes, itchy skin, red and swollen arms, red and swollen ankles or feet. Unusual vaginal discharge that may bleed, burn, itch, or have an unusual odor. Rarely, rash, itching, swelling of the face, tongue, and throat, severe dizziness, difficulty breathing. While using Intanas, if you notice any serious side effects, you should immediately notify your doctor or pharmacist for advice on adjusting the medication accordingly. In addition, the above list is not exhaustive of the possible side effects of Intanas. If you notice other side effects, do not be subjective and contact your doctor immediately.

5. Drug interactions


Using Intanas with certain other medicines may change how the medicine works or increase your risk of serious side effects. Therefore, you need to inform your doctor about all medications you are taking, especially estrogen-containing drugs such as birth control pills, Tamoxifen, Tibolone to avoid interactions.

6. Notes when taking Intanas


An overdose of Intanas can cause some serious symptoms such as fainting or difficulty breathing. To avoid this situation, even the danger of death from Intanas poisoning, it is necessary to take the patient to the hospital for timely treatment and care. In case you miss a dose of Intanas, take it as soon as you remember if it is not time for your next dose. Otherwise, skip the missed dose and do not double the next dose. In order to effectively treat breast cancer, in addition to using Intanas as prescribed by the doctor, patients should also actively apply a nutritious diet and maintain a healthy lifestyle. While taking the drug, it is necessary to pay attention to periodic health checks to make appropriate adjustments. Before using Intana, you need to inform your doctor about your history of heart disease, osteoporosis, liver disease, high blood pressure, blood clots to adjust the medicine accordingly. Intanas should only be used with a doctor's prescription. Therefore, the above information is for reference only, you should consult your doctor directly for the best advice.

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