Adfill 6mg Injection

Adfill 6mg Injection contains the active ingredient Pegfilgrastim. It belongs to the class granulocyte colony stimulated factor approved by FDA to decrease the risk of developing febrile neutropenia ( occurrence of fever or infection with low WBC count) and the duration of neutropenia (Low white blood cell count) when receiving bonemarrow suppressive chemotherapy drugs. It is also indicated to increase survival rate in patients exposed to radiation therapy which can cause severe and life-threatening damage to bone marrow. It acts on blood-forming cells, thereby stimulating cell multiplication and cell function activation. Pegfilgrastim is a protein synthesized through biotechnology in E. coli bacteria. It belongs to the cytokine family of proteins and is very similar to a natural protein (granulocyte-colony stimulating factor) produced by your body. White blood cells (WBC) are important because they help your body fight infection. These cells are highly sensitive to the effects of chemotherapy, which might cause a decrease in the number. If your WBC decreases, your body may not have enough cells to combat bacteria, putting you at risk of infection. Inform your physician if you have or ever had liver disease, fever or infection, kidney problems, heart problems, or a family history of kidney diseases before starting the treatment with this Injection. Do not take this Injection if you are allergic to pegfilgrastim. Filgrastim or any of the other ingredients in this Injection. Report any symptoms of left upper abdominal pain, shoulder pain, and respiratory problems immediately to your doctor. The most common side effects of Adfill 6mg injection are pain in the bones, arms, and legs.