Neukine Injection is used to help the body produce more white blood cells, mainly to prevent and treat infections in people whose white cell counts are low after chemotherapy or a bone marrow transplant. It is also used before the collection of blood stem cells for donation.
It contains filgrastim, a granulocyte colony-stimulating factor (G-CSF) that boosts the production of infection-fighting white blood cells. It is given by injection by a healthcare professional, who will decide the dose and timing based on your treatment plan.
Keeping to your scheduled blood tests, watching for early signs of infection such as fever, and following advice on hygiene and avoiding contact with unwell people can help support your safety during treatment.
Before treatment, tell your doctor about any blood, lung or spleen problems, and about other medicines you take. Report a fever or signs of infection, sudden pain in the upper left side of your tummy or shoulder tip, or difficulty breathing straight away.












































