Pegstim Injection is a medicine used to prevent serious infections in cancer patients receiving chemotherapy. It helps stimulate the bone marrow to produce white blood cells, lowering the risk of severe infection and fever associated with low cell counts.
It contains pegfilgrastim, a colony-stimulating factor. It is given as a subcutaneous injection (under the skin) by a trained healthcare professional after chemotherapy cycles as directed by your oncologist.
Ensuring adequate rest, good personal hygiene, and eating a well-balanced, hygienic diet will support your immune system during cancer therapy.
Inform your oncology team if you have a history of sickle cell anaemia, kidney disease, or lung problems. Report any sudden severe pain in the left upper stomach or shoulder, fever, or difficulty breathing immediately.































