Cystos
Composition for Cystos Products
Cystos Products are primarily used for
Post-delivery bleedingProducts for Cystos
Cystos 125mcg Injection
vial of 1 Injection
MRP₹66.96
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Cystos 250mcg Injection
vial of 1 Injection
MRP₹632.81
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Substitute brands for Cystos
About Cystos Products
Uses of Cystos Products
Carboprost is used in the treatment of post-delivery bleeding.
Cystos Products side effects
Common
Side Effects of Cystos are Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Flushing (sense of warmth in the face, ears, neck and trunk), Hot flashes, Diarrhea, Chills, Placental retention, Cough.
How Cystos Products work
Carboprost stimulates contraction of the uterine muscles, helping to control post-delivery bleeding.
In Depth Information for Cystos Products
- Cystos increases the contraction of your womb which helps to control excessive bleeding after delivery.
- It is given by an injection deep into a muscle by your doctor or nurse.
- It may cause an increase in body temperature. This will return to normal few hours after the last injection.
- It may cause dizziness and sleepiness. Don't drive or do anything that requires mental focus until you know how it affects you.
- Inform your doctor if you have problems with your heart, lung, kidney or liver.
Patient Concerns about Cystos Products
Frequently asked questions about Cystos Products
Q. What is Cystos 125mcg Injection used for?
Cystos 125mcg Injection is used to control excessive bleeding after childbirth, also known as postpartum hemorrhage. It is particularly useful when the uterus does not contract properly after delivery, a condition called uterine atony. It is generally given when conventional treatments have not adequately controlled the bleeding.
Q. How does Cystos 125mcg Injection help control bleeding after childbirth?
Cystos 125mcg Injection works by stimulating the muscles of the uterus to contract strongly after childbirth. These contractions help compress the blood vessels at the site where the placenta was attached. This helps reduce blood loss and control postpartum hemorrhage.
Q. How is Cystos 125mcg Injection administered?
Cystos 125mcg Injection is administered as a deep intramuscular injection by a trained healthcare professional. It is given in a hospital or specialised medical setting where the patient's condition can be closely monitored. It must not be administered intravenously.
Q. How quickly does Cystos 125mcg Injection work to control postpartum bleeding?
Cystos 125mcg Injection stimulates uterine contractions after administration, helping to control excessive bleeding. The response may vary depending on the severity of bleeding and the patient's condition. Your doctor will monitor the bleeding and determine whether additional doses are necessary.
Q. Can Cystos 125mcg Injection be given more than once if bleeding continues?
Yes, your doctor may administer additional doses of Cystos 125mcg Injection if the bleeding is not adequately controlled after the first injection. The timing and number of injections depend on your response to treatment and the severity of bleeding. The total dose should not exceed the maximum recommended in the prescribing information.
Q. Is Cystos 125mcg Injection safe for women with asthma?
Cystos 125mcg Injection should be used with caution in women who have asthma or a history of breathing problems. It may cause narrowing of the airways, which can lead to breathing difficulties in some patients. Inform your doctor about any history of asthma or respiratory problems before receiving this medicine.
Q. Can Cystos 125mcg Injection be used during pregnancy?
Cystos 125mcg Injection is intended to control excessive bleeding after childbirth and should not be used during an ongoing pregnancy for this indication. It stimulates strong uterine contractions, which may pose serious risks to the developing baby. Your doctor will administer this medicine only when it is appropriate for your condition.
Q. Can Cystos 125mcg Injection be used along with other medicines to control postpartum bleeding?
Cystos 125mcg Injection may increase the effects of other medicines that stimulate uterine contractions, such as oxytocin. Therefore, using these medicines together is generally not recommended without careful medical supervision. Your doctor will decide the appropriate treatment based on your condition and response to previously administered medicines.