Fempro 2.5mg

Description

Fempro 2.5mg tablet is a medication sold under the exchange name Femara for the treatment of Breast Cancer in Post-Menopausal Women. It is manufactured by Cipla Ltd. It contains Letrozole as an active salt. Sometimes, overabundance Estrogen in the body can stimulate Cancerous Cells to develop in the Breasts. It is normally effective to treat estrogen-subordinate Tumors. It has a place with a gathering of medications called Aromatase Inhibitors that prevents the transformation of Androgen to Estrogen in ladies. In Menopausal Women, the Ovaries don’t deliver Estrogen. Rather, the Body Fat, utilising a Protein called Aromatase, produce it. Letrozole represses the creation of Estrogen and accordingly counteracts the development of a Tumor.

 Uses

• Cure breast cancer in ladies who have experienced menopause for example end of periods
• Prevent cancer from happening once more
• Avoid breast cancer spreading to different parts of the body in patients.

How to utilise this tablet

Take this medication in the portion and duration as prompted by your specialist. Gulp down it as a whole pill. Try not to bite, or break it. Take this tablet with or without a meal; however, it is smarter to take it at a fixed time.

 How does this tablet work?

This tablet is an aromatase inhibitor. It works by diminishing the measure of estrogen (characteristic female hormone) created in the body. This decline in estrogen can slow down of some breast cancer that needs estrogen to develop. It is also helpful in infertility whereby it builds the release of specific hormones to stimulate the arrival of eggs from the ovaries.

 Dosage

Continuously take this tablet precisely as your specialist has advised you. You should check with your specialist if you don’t know the amount of this medicine to take. The standard portion for adults, including older individuals. Take one Fempro 2.5mg tablet once in a day. Taking this medicine in the meantime every day will enable you to remember when to take your medicine.

Side Effects

• Chest pain
• Hot flushes
• Fatigue
• Increased sweating
• Fainting
• Swelling