Enoxarin 60 Injection

This injection prevents dangerous blood clotting through a targeted biochemical action inside your circulatory system. Enoxaparin works by binding to a natural protein called antithrombin III within your bloodstream. This binding process inactivates specific clotting factors, particularly factor Xa and thrombin, which are necessary for clot formation. By blocking these active proteins, the medicine keeps your blood flowing smoothly and stops existing clots from growing larger during your clinical recovery.

• Inject the medication into the fat layer under your skin.
• Do not inject this solution into your muscles under any circumstances.
• Alternate your injection sites between the left and right abdomen.
• Clean your chosen skin area thoroughly before administering the dose.
• Follow the exact treatment schedule specified by your primary physician.

• Inform your physician about any active major internal bleeding conditions.
• Share your medical history regarding low blood platelet counts promptly.
• Monitor your body closely for unexpected or heavy bruising signs.
• Disclose any history of stomach ulcers to your doctor beforehand.
• Consult your surgeon before undergoing any scheduled spinal medical procedures.

• It safely prevents deep vein thrombosis in high-risk patients.
• The medication reduces your risk of life-threatening pulmonary embolism episodes.
• It maintains clear blood flow during complex heart attack treatments.
• This pre-filled syringe ensures precise and accurate dosing every time.
• It offers reliable protection for individuals during long hospital stays.

• It prevents blood clot formation after abdominal or knee surgeries.
• The medicine treats existing deep vein thrombosis within your legs.
• It manages acute coronary artery syndromes during emergency cardiac care.
• This injection prevents clotting inside blood tubes during kidney dialysis.
• It resolves circulatory complications associated with prolonged restricted body movement.

• Bleeding
• Headache
• Bruising
• Hemorrhage
• Anemia
• Swelling
• Nausea
• Fever

• Use a soft toothbrush to avoid bleeding from your gums.
• Be extremely careful when using sharp items like shaving razors.
• Avoid contact sports that can cause internal bleeding or bruising.
• Inform all your treating doctors that you use blood thinners.
• Keep extra pre-filled syringes ready before your current supply ends.

• Your doctor decides your required dosage based on body weight.
• The standard adult dosage depends on your specific clinical condition.
• Use the exact dosage prescribed by your medical specialist.
• Do not alter your injection dosage without explicit professional advice.
• Contact an emergency medical center immediately if an overdose occurs.