Taxonab 100mg Injection 1

Taxonab 100mg Injection 1 is used for the following:

• Managing metastatic breast cancer, particularly after the failure of combination chemotherapy or relapse within 6 months after adjuvant chemotherapy
• Controlling advanced non-small cell lung cancer, in conjunction with the medicine cisplatin 
• Assisting in the management of advanced pancreatic cancer when used together with gemcitabine

• This medicine is for intravenous use only, which is injected directly into your vein.
• A trained healthcare professional should administer the injection. Self-administration is not advised.
• Before the injection, ensure your doctor has checked and confirmed your health condition.
• The medicine should be administered over 30 minutes.
• After receiving the injection, stay under medical observation for some time to monitor any immediate side effects.

Taxonab 100mg Injection 1 is administered intravenously.

Taxonab 100mg Injection 1 contains the following component:

• Paclitaxel (100 Mg): Paclitaxel helps assemble microtubules, maintain cell shape, and assist in cell functions. It inhibits cell division by stabilising tubulin polymers, essential cell structure components. The stabilisation of tubulin polymers disrupts normal cell division dynamics, effectively slowing down or halting the spread of cancer cells. This medicine induces apoptosis, a process where damaged or harmful cells self-destruct, helping to control the spread of cancer.

• Store Taxonab 100mg Injection 1 refrigerated; do not freeze it.
• Keep it away from direct light.
• Ensure the injection is kept out of reach of children.
• Always check the expiration date before use and do not use the injection if it has expired.

• For managing metastatic breast cancer, adopt a diet rich in fruits and vegetables. They contain antioxidants that may help combat cancer cells.
• If you're dealing with non-small cell lung cancer, consider quitting smoking. This lifestyle change can enhance the effectiveness of medicines like Taxonab 100mg Injection 1. Consult your doctor for guidance on smoking cessation.