RejuNuron Inj 1ml

Take the following precautions and tell your health care specialist about the following cautions while taking RejuNuron injection:

  — Any allergy

  — People with a history of liver disease

  — Pregnancy and breastfeeding

Drug interactions:              

Medicine and salt interactions may increase or decrease the activity of RejuNuron injection 1ml injection when taken together with certain other medicines.

RejuNuron injection 1ml injection may interact with the following medicines and salts:

  — Antibiotics

  — Aminosalicylic

  — Colchicine

  — Chloramphenicol

Things to remember:

  — Always take medicine as prescribed

  — Don’t use the expired drugs

  — Store this drug at room temperature and away from direct heat, sunlight and moisture

  — Keep this drug away from the sight of pets and children

  — Do not freeze this medicine

Some of these side effects may be rare or not found if the salt or molecule is in trace amounts. Not every side effect occurs in every patient. Medicines that are approved for sale by governments are expected to be safe for the general population. Please consult your health care specialist if you observe any of these side effects, even in the mild form:

  — Gastrointestinal discomfort

  — A rash may be seen after administration

The dose of RejuNuron injection 1ml can vary widely and must be taken on a routine prescribed basis. The dose intake is prescribed by the health care specialist depending upon the severity and demand of the disease condition.

Take this medication from a nurse or a physician.