Shancyte

Shancyte 1gm Injection is a chemotherapy medicine used for treating several types of cancer, including lung cancer, pancreatic cancer, breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and bladder cancer.<br>

Shancyte 1gm Injection is not suitable for everyone. It may not be recommended if you have very low blood cell counts, certain liver or kidney problems, or severe infections. Your doctor checks your blood counts before each dose to ensure the treatment is safe for you.<br>

You need frequent blood tests because Shancyte 1gm Injection can lower important blood cells such as white cells, red cells, and platelets. These tests help your doctor see if it is safe to continue treatment and prevent complications like infections or bleeding.<br>

Yes, Shancyte 1gm Injection can weaken your immune system, making infections more likely and sometimes serious. If you get a fever, chills, sore throat, cough, or feel unusually weak, you should contact your doctor immediately.<br>

Serious side effects of Shancyte 1gm Injection can include trouble breathing, sudden swelling, very low blood counts, severe tiredness, liver problems, and kidney issues. Another rare but serious risk is a condition called capillary leak syndrome, which causes sudden swelling, low blood pressure, and breathing problems. These require immediate medical attention.<br>

Yes. Shancyte 1gm Injection can sometimes lead to lung problems, including inflammation or breathing difficulty. If you suddenly develop shortness of breath, worsening cough, or chest tightness, get medical help right away.<br>

Yes. Shancyte 1gm Injection can cause swelling in the legs, arms, or face due to fluid buildup. Rarely, it can lead to serious conditions like capillary leak syndrome. If you notice rapid swelling, sudden weight gain, or difficulty breathing, seek urgent care.<br>

Shancyte 1gm Injection can sometimes affect the liver and kidneys. Your doctor checks your liver enzymes and kidney function regularly. Signs like yellowing of the skin, dark urine, or reduced urination should be reported right away.<br>

Yes. Shancyte 1gm Injection can increase the risk of radiation-related side effects, including skin reactions or lung problems, especially if radiation is given at the same time, or shortly before/after treatment.<br>

During Shancyte 1gm Injection treatment, you should get urgent medical care if you experience severe shortness of breath, chest pain, sudden swelling, unexplained bruising or bleeding, very high fever, severe fatigue, or signs of allergic reaction like rash, or swelling of the face.<br>

Shancyte 1gm Injection is generally used with caution in people with heart conditions, as it may rarely cause heart-related issues such as low blood pressure or fluid in the lungs. Tell your doctor if you have heart disease so they can monitor you closely.<br>