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Actorise Inj 40 mcg

Darbepoetin Alfa Injection

$33/ Box

Actorise 40mcg Inj helps treat anaemia caused by kidney disease or chemotherapy by boosting red blood cell production through bone marrow stimulation.

  • Strengths 40 mcg
  • Form Injection
  • Packaging Size 0.4 ml in 1 prefilled syringe
  • Packaging Type Box
  • Manufacturer Cipla Ltd.

Description of Actorise Inj 40 mcg

Actorise 40mcg Inj is an erythropoiesis-stimulating agent used to treat anaemia resulting from chronic kidney disease or chemotherapy. The active component in Actorise is Darbepoetin alfa, which works by encouraging the bone marrow to produce more red blood cells, thereby increasing haemoglobin levels. It is administered via injection under the supervision of a healthcare professional. Actorise not only improves energy levels but also reduces the need for blood transfusions. Regular monitoring of haemoglobin and blood pressure is recommended during treatment. Use only as directed by your physician to ensure safe and effective results.

Ingredients of Actorise Inj 40 mcg

  • Darbepoetin alfa 40 mcg

Usage of Actorise Inj 40 mcg

  • Administered via subcutaneous or intravenous injection
  • Dosage depends on haemoglobin levels and clinical condition
  • To be used under medical supervision only

Precautions for Actorise Inj 40 mcg

  • Monitor blood pressure and haemoglobin regularly
  • Inform doctor of any history of seizures or heart disease
  • Not recommended for uncontrolled hypertension
  • Avoid use during pregnancy unless prescribed
  • Store in a refrigerator, do not freeze

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