Edastar Injection

Specifications

Composition with strength

Edaravone (1.5mg)

Medicine type

Allopathic

Medication type

Acute

Dosage form

Injection

Packaging type

Vial

Alcohol interaction

Caution

Pregnancy interaction

Unsafe

Lactation interaction

Caution

Driving interaction

Caution

Kidney interaction

Safe If Prescribed

Liver interaction

Caution

Symptoms

Persistent sadness, Severe mood swings, Sudden loss of interest, Excessive worrying, Nervous jitters, Racing thoughts, Heart-pounding panic, Compulsive behaviors, Hearing non-existent voices, Paranoid delusions, Visual hallucinations, Convulsive fits, Sudden fainting spells, Severe muscle stiffness, Lead-pipe rigidity, Uncoordinated slow movements, Shuffling gait, Uncontrolled muscle shaking, Nervous shakes, Total inability to sleep, Nighttime restlessness, Disorienting spinning sensations, Sudden loss of physical balance, Sickly nausea from travel, Intense alcohol cravings, Blinding one-sided headache, Vomiting from headaches, Extreme light and sound sensitivity, Mental confusion, Forgetfulness slips, Disorientation, Distressing brain fog, Chronic nerve tingling, Deep burning feet sensation, Shooting pain in limbs, Involuntary muscle spasms, Daytime sleepiness crash, Chronic lack of concentration, Internal restlessness

Key benefits

Treatment of Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)

Side effects

Bruising or Contusion, Headache, Gait Disturbance or Walking Difficulties, Dermatitis or Skin Rash, Glycosuria (Sugar in Urine), Hypoxia (Low Oxygen Levels), Injection Site Reactions

How to use

This medicine will be administered by a doctor or nurse.

Description

It is a powerful neuroprotective prescription medicine formulated to slow the progression of physical functional decline in patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and help preserve neurological health.