Erykine 10000 IU Injection

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Erykine 10000 IU Injection Specification

Pacakaging (Quantity Per Box)
1 vial per box

Origin of Medicine
Biotechnology-derived medicine

Salt Composition
Erythropoietin Alfa

Drug Type
Injection

Ingredients
Erythropoietin

Physical Form
Liquid

Function
Helps in stimulating red blood cell production

Recommended For
Anemia due to chronic kidney disease chemotherapy or certain surgeries

Dosage
10000 IU as prescribed by the physician

Dosage Guidelines
Administered by a healthcare professional; dosage varies based on medical condition and response

Suitable For
Adults

Quantity
1 vial

Storage Instructions
Store at 2C to 8C do not freeze protect from direct sunlight

About Erykine 10000 IU Injection

Erykine 10000 IU Injection is a biotechnology-derived medicine specially formulated to address anemia caused by chronic kidney disease, chemotherapy, or certain surgeries. Each box contains 1 vial of Erythropoietin Alfa solution, designed to stimulate red blood cell production in adults. It is stored between 2C to 8C, protected from direct sunlight. This liquid injection is administered by a healthcare professional following varied dosages based on the patients medical condition and response. With a dosage of 10000 IU per vial, Erykine Injection aids in maintaining healthy red blood cell levels.

FAQs of Erykine 10000 IU Injection:

Q: What is Erykine 10000 IU Injection used for?

A: Erykine 10000 IU Injection is recommended for treating anemia related to chronic kidney disease, chemotherapy, or certain surgeries.

Q: How should Erykine 10000 IU Injection be stored?

A: Erykine 10000 IU Injection should be stored between 2C to 8C, away from freezing temperatures and direct sunlight.

Q: Who can use Erykine 10000 IU Injection?

A: Erykine 10000 IU Injection is suitable for adults.

Q: What is the dosage guideline for Erykine 10000 IU Injection?

A: Erykine 10000 IU Injection should be administered by a healthcare professional, with the dosage varying based on the medical condition and response of the patient.