Lacoaxis

Lacoaxis

Composition: Lacosamide – 50 mg

Lacoaxis: Easing Cancer Treatments

Lacoaxis is accepted worldwide as an antiepileptic medicine and is widely used in oncology settings for controlling chemotherapy-induced seizures and convulsions during cancer affecting the brain.

Comprehensive Cancer Care at Aprazer

Aprazer, as the leading pharmaceutical company, manufactures the largest range of oncology medicines and is the largest exporter worldwide.

• • WHO- GMP certified.
• • Assured therapeutic efficacy and quality.
• • Available globally in 50+ countries.

What is Lacoaxis?

Lacoaxis is an anticonvulsant, used as supportive treatment against cancer-induced convulsions and seizures.

Uses of Lacoaxis

• • Tonic-clonic convulsions
• • Generalized seizures
• • Partial onset of seizures

How does it work?

• • It reduces sodium channel induction, inhibits nerve cell excitation, and conduction.
• • Stabilizes electrical conduction in the brain and prevents rapid neuron firing.

Common Side Effects

• • Feeling tired
• • Double vision
• • Indigestion – Nausea, vomiting
• • Poor coordination
• • Shaking, trembling
• • Memory loss
• • Confusion
• • Lightheaded ness
• • Dizziness

Serious Side Effects

• • Irregular heartbeat
• • Elevated liver enzymes
• • Heart blockade, fainting
• • Severe drowsiness, dizziness
• • Suicidal thoughts
• • Skin rash, anaphylactic reaction

Precautions

To be used cautiously in

• • Pre-existing cardiac issues
• • Renal impairment
• • Neuropsychiatric problem
• • Liver dysfunctions

Contraindication

• • Not to be used if any previous allergy or hypersensitivity to Gabapentin or any excipients.
• • Second or third-degree atrioventricular blockade.

Warning

To be used under medical prescription only

Important Monitoring Instructions

Regular monitoring of the renal functions, neurological condition.

Safety Tips

• • Do not stop abruptly; taper off under a doctor’s guidance.
• • Do not drive or operate any machinery if it causes drowsiness.