Description
Oxazer-100
Composition: Oxaliplatin 100mg /50 ml
Classification: Anticancer
Oxazer: Widely Prescribed, Trusted Globally
Oxazer is a highly prescribed anticancer medicine worldwide. Oncologists trust the brand for its premium quality and assured therapeutic efficacy.
Aprazer: A Global Name in Oncology Medicine
Aprazer Healthcare manufactures world-standard anticancer medicines, accepted and demanded globally.
- • WHO-GMP certified
- • Assured therapeutic efficacy and quality
- • Available in 50+ countries
What is Oxazer?
Oxazer is widely accepted and used primarily for colorectal cancer and other solid tumors.
Uses of Oxazer
- • Colorectal cancer
- • Adjuvant therapy after surgery for advanced-stage colon cancer
- • Gastrointestinal cancers
- • Solid tumors
How does it work?
It prevents DNA replication and division, causing cancer cell death.
Common side effects
- • Low platelets
- • Increased risk of infections
- • GIT upset – Nausea, diarrhea
- • Mouth ulcers
- • Numbness and tingling in hands and feet
Serious side effects
- • Liver toxicity
- • Severe infection
- • Changes in urine output
- • Severe dehydration and diarrhea
- • Peripheral neuropathy
Precautions
To be used cautiously in patients with –
- • Pre-existing liver disorders
- • Bleeding disorders
- • Low platelet count
- • Kidney disorders
- • Pre-existing nerve damage
- • Low calcium and magnesium levels
Contraindications
- • Not to be used if any previous allergy or hypersensitivity to Oxaliplatin or any excipients.
- • Breastfeeding mothers
- • Pregnant women
Warnings
To be used under the supervision of a medical practitioner or oncology specialist, having adequate diagnostic and monitoring facilities.
Important safety and monitoring information
Regularly monitor blood count, hepatic, manage infection risks, signs of neuropathy, and renal functions.
Storage
It should be stored at 2-8 degrees Celsius, protected from light.
Administration Instructions
- • To be administered as a slow IV infusion (1–6 hours)
- • To be used immediately after reconstitution.
