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Octreotide 50mcg Inj

OCTREONIZE-50

Octreotide 50mcg Inj

Treats acromegaly (excess growth hormone). Treats tumors that produce hormones (carcinoid tumors).

Treats acromegaly (excess growth hormone). Treats tumors that produce hormones (carcinoid tumors). Treats VIPoma & gastrinoma Decreases severe diarrhea of tumors. Applied in hemorrhagic esophageal varices (liver cirrhosis).

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Uses

Treats acromegaly (excess growth hormone). Treats tumors that produce hormones (carcinoid tumors). Treats VIPoma & gastrinoma Decreases severe diarrhea of tumors. Applied in hemorrhagic esophageal varices (liver cirrhosis).

  • Pain during injection. Nausea, vomiting. When used long-term, gallstones may occur. Abdominal pain.
  • Acromegaly treatment. Neuroendocrine tumors. Hormone-related diarrhea. Liver cirrhosis bleeding varices.

Q1. What is Octreotide prescribed?
To regulate tumors caused by hormones and minimize the effects of excess hormones.

Q2. How is it given?
By subcutaneous or intravenous injection.

Q3. Is it able to stop variceal bleeding?
Yes, in emergencies of cirrhosis.

Q4. Does it lead to to Q-gallstones?
Yes, in long-term therapy.

Q5. Is it a hormone?
No, it is an analogue of somatostatin.

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About The Product

Uses

Treats acromegaly (excess growth hormone). Treats tumors that produce hormones (carcinoid tumors). Treats VIPoma & gastrinoma Decreases severe diarrhea of tumors. Applied in hemorrhagic esophageal varices (liver cirrhosis).

Side Effects

  • Pain during injection. Nausea, vomiting. When used long-term, gallstones may occur. Abdominal pain.

Uses

Treats acromegaly (excess growth hormone). Treats tumors that produce hormones (carcinoid tumors). Treats VIPoma & gastrinoma Decreases severe diarrhea of tumors. Applied in hemorrhagic esophageal varices (liver cirrhosis).

Side Effects

  • Pain during injection. Nausea, vomiting. When used long-term, gallstones may occur. Abdominal pain.

Indications

  • Acromegaly treatment. Neuroendocrine tumors. Hormone-related diarrhea. Liver cirrhosis bleeding varices.

FAQ

Q1. What is Octreotide prescribed?
To regulate tumors caused by hormones and minimize the effects of excess hormones.

Q2. How is it given?
By subcutaneous or intravenous injection.

Q3. Is it able to stop variceal bleeding?
Yes, in emergencies of cirrhosis.

Q4. Does it lead to to Q-gallstones?
Yes, in long-term therapy.

Q5. Is it a hormone?
No, it is an analogue of somatostatin.

Indications

  • Acromegaly treatment. Neuroendocrine tumors. Hormone-related diarrhea. Liver cirrhosis bleeding varices.

FAQ

Q1. What is Octreotide prescribed?
To regulate tumors caused by hormones and minimize the effects of excess hormones.

Q2. How is it given?
By subcutaneous or intravenous injection.

Q3. Is it able to stop variceal bleeding?
Yes, in emergencies of cirrhosis.

Q4. Does it lead to to Q-gallstones?
Yes, in long-term therapy.

Q5. Is it a hormone?
No, it is an analogue of somatostatin.

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