Asparaginase 5000IU Injection Onconase

To treat acute lymphocytic leukemia Asparaginase 5000IU injection Erwinia chrysanthemi is used with other chemotherapy drugs (ALL; a type of cancer of the white blood cells).

Asparaginase is administered as a shot into a big muscle (intramuscular or IM). The medication may need to be divided into two injections, depending on your dose. As an infusion, it can also be delivered into the vein (intravenous or IV). Because this procedure carries a higher risk of an allergic reaction, a test dose is usually administered first.

• Asparaginase 5000IU Injection has the potential to induce adverse effects.
• If any of these symptoms are severe or do not go away
• contact your doctor:
• nausea
• vomiting
• diarrhea
• stomach discomfort
• and lack of appetite.
• mouth ulcers and throat sores
• Muscle or joint pain, hair loss.

Asparaginase 5000IU Injection is a digestive enzyme that breaks down the amino acid asparagine. ALL cells, unlike normal cells, are unable to produce their asparagine. As a result, asparaginase inhibits cancer cell division and growth.

The average response time was 21 days. The median time it took for a patient to progress was 63 days (111 days for dogs achieving a complete response and 42 days for dogs achieving a partial response).

Asparaginase is a bacterial enzyme that lowers the availability of asparagine, an amino acid required for certain tumor cell development.

Asparagine is an amino acid, a type of protein building block. While the body can produce asparagine, it is also found in our diet, with larger quantities in specific foods, such as asparagus.

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