Cytoxan (Oral, Intravenous)

Active Ingredients

cyclophosphamide

Drug Classes

Alkylating agents

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4.6

10

Effectiveness

Safety

Addiction

Ease of Use

Contraindications

Top Side Effects of Cytoxan (Oral, Intravenous)

agitationblack stoolsblood in the urinebruisingconfusiondizzinessfast heartbeatfrequent urinationgeneral weaknessjoint painmouth sorespain at injection sitepinpoint red spots on skinredness at place of injectionshortness of breathsores in the lipssudden shortness of breathswelling at injection siteswelling in legswelling in the feettarry stoolsunusual bleedingunusual thirstunusual tirednessyellow eyesyellow skin

Top Conditions of Cytoxan (Oral, Intravenous)

Breast Cancer Lupus Nephritis Lupus Multiple Myeloma Multiple Sclerosis Ovarian Cancer Scleroderma

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5.3

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By Action

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