Octreotide 100mcg Inj
Treats acromegaly (excess growth hormone). Treats hormone secreting tumors (carcinoid, VIPoma, gastrinoma).
Treats acromegaly (excess growth hormone). Treats hormone secreting tumors (carcinoid, VIPoma, gastrinoma). Decreases diarrhea caused by tumors. Treats bleeding in esophageal varices (liver cirrhosis). Pancreatic fistula supportive therapy.
Treats acromegaly (excess growth hormone). Treats hormone secreting tumors (carcinoid, VIPoma, gastrinoma). Decreases diarrhea caused by tumors. Treats bleeding in esophageal varices (liver cirrhosis). Pancreatic fistula supportive therapy.
Q1. What is the use of Octreotide?
To decrease the secretion of hormones and control acromegaly, tumors, and bleeding.
Q2. How is it given?
Subcutaneously or IV.
Q3. Is it applicable in emergency hemorrhage?
Yes, in variceal bleeding.
Q4. Is it safe in long term?
Yes, but gallstones can develop.
Q5. Is it a steroid?
No, it is a somatostatin analogue.
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Treats acromegaly (excess growth hormone). Treats hormone secreting tumors (carcinoid, VIPoma, gastrinoma). Decreases diarrhea caused by tumors. Treats bleeding in esophageal varices (liver cirrhosis). Pancreatic fistula supportive therapy.
Treats acromegaly (excess growth hormone). Treats hormone secreting tumors (carcinoid, VIPoma, gastrinoma). Decreases diarrhea caused by tumors. Treats bleeding in esophageal varices (liver cirrhosis). Pancreatic fistula supportive therapy.
FAQ
Q1. What is the use of Octreotide?
To decrease the secretion of hormones and control acromegaly, tumors, and bleeding.
Q2. How is it given?
Subcutaneously or IV.
Q3. Is it applicable in emergency hemorrhage?
Yes, in variceal bleeding.
Q4. Is it safe in long term?
Yes, but gallstones can develop.
Q5. Is it a steroid?
No, it is a somatostatin analogue.
FAQ
Q1. What is the use of Octreotide?
To decrease the secretion of hormones and control acromegaly, tumors, and bleeding.
Q2. How is it given?
Subcutaneously or IV.
Q3. Is it applicable in emergency hemorrhage?
Yes, in variceal bleeding.
Q4. Is it safe in long term?
Yes, but gallstones can develop.
Q5. Is it a steroid?
No, it is a somatostatin analogue.