Reditux RA Injection

Reditux RA Injection is administered as an injection under the observation of a medical professional. You are required to take it in a quantity as instructed by the medical professional. Your doctor will determine the appropriate dosage and frequency based on your condition. This may vary depending on your treatment plan and may alter occasionally. You must follow your doctor's instructions diligently. Incorrect administration or overdose can lead to severe adverse effects. 

The positive effects may only be noticeable after several weeks or months but do not discontinue it unless instructed by your doctor.

Typical side effects of this medicine include headache, fatigue, swelling, infection, and hair thinning. This medication can possibly reduce the count of blood cells (reduction in red and white blood cells) in your blood, hence, increasing the vulnerability to infections. Frequent blood tests are mandatory to monitor your blood cells and hepatitis B.

Prior to administering it, inform your doctor if you have heart conditions, liver problems, or upcoming surgery or vaccination, or if you're on any medications for treating infections. Numerous other medications can interact with this medicine so it's necessary to disclose all medications you're currently on. This medication is not advised during pregnancy or breastfeeding. The usage of reliable contraception by both men and women during the course of treatment is crucial to prevent pregnancy.

If a dose is missed, consult your doctor for guidance. Missing a dose can affect the effectiveness of the treatment, so prompt communication with your healthcare provider is essential.