Xylotin 100mg Injection

Doctors often use Oxaliplit 100 mg Injection when treating colon and rectal cancer. This drug falls into the category of platinum-based anticancer medicines.

Your doctor or nurse will handle the administration of this medicine to you. It is important that you do not attempt to self-administer it.

Your doctor or nurse will handle the administration of this medicine to you. It is important that you do not attempt to self-administer it.

Most side effects turn out mild. They usually get better once your body adjusts to the medication. Still, reach out to your doctor right away if any of them stick around or start bothering you a lot.

Common side effects from Xylotin include abdominal pain. Injection site reactions can happen too.

Weight gain shows up for some people.

Conjunctivitis might develop.

Fever is another one that comes up.

Nosebleeds occur now and then.

Hair loss affects certain users.

Constipation becomes an issue.

Skin problems pop up.

Reduced appetite is pretty common.

Infections can arise.

Tingling or numbness from peripheral neuropathy feels off.

Nose inflammation irritates.

Pain in general might hit.

Increased liver enzymes like transaminase or alkaline phosphatase need watching.

Taste changes throw things off.

Swelling or edema builds up.

Watery eyes or eye irritation stings.

Allergic reactions demand attention.

Fatigue drags you down.

Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea hit the gut hard.

Mouth inflammation or stomatitis hurts.

Anemia with low red blood cells weakens.

Low white blood cells or neutropenia risks more illness.

Low platelets thin the blood.

Headaches pound.

Breathlessness makes breathing tough.