Filgrastim Injection – 100mg / 200mg / 500mg / 1000mg
Filgrastim Injection is used to stimulate white blood cell production in patients undergoing chemotherapy. It helps reduce the risk of infection and supports faster recovery.
- Product: Generic Filgrastim
- Presentation: Injection
- Strengths Available: 100mg, 200mg, 500mg, 1000mg
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Description
A recombinant version of human granulocyte colony-stimulating factor (G-CSF) is called Filgrastim Injection. It functions by increasing the production of white blood cells called neutrophils, which are vital in the fight against infections. Patients with chronic neutropenia, undergoing chemotherapy, or undergoing bone marrow transplants benefit most from this injection.
Key Benefits of Filgrastim Injection
- – Decrease the risk of life-threatening infections occurring during chemotherapy.
- – Promote the recovery of white blood counts and decrease the time of recovery
- – Improve the outcomes of therapy in cancer patients
- – Available in a variety of strengths to accommodate dosing needs.
Side Effects
Possible side effects of Filgrastim Injection include:
- Bone or joint pain
- Headache and fatigue
- Mild fever
- Redness or swelling at the injection site
Rare: Spleen enlargement (monitoring required)
Why Choose Drugland Healthcare?
Drugland Healthcare sells authentic Filgrastim Injections to hospitals, clinics, and distributors in India and around the world. We offer a competitive price, current inventory in bulk, and guaranteed delivery time with quality assurance.
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Additional information
| 100mg | Injection – Suitable for initial or mild neutropenia management. |
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| 200mg | Injection – Commonly used in standard chemotherapy cycles. |
| 500mg | Injection – Recommended for patients with severe neutropenia or bone marrow suppression. |
| 1000mg | Injection – High-dose formulation for intensive regimens and advanced cases. |
