Paclitaxel Injection â€“ Advanced Anticancer Chemotherapy

Paclitaxel Injection is a globally trusted anticancer formulation. Belongs to the taxane class with microtubule-stabilizing action. Prevents tumor growth by inhibiting cell division. Used in multiple oncology treatment protocols. Manufactured under strict WHO-GMP standards.

Used in breast cancer, ovarian cancer, lung cancer, and Kaposiâ€™s sarcoma. Works by stabilizing microtubules and preventing cell division. Administered intravenously under professional supervision. Often used in combination chemotherapy regimens. Cytotoxic drug requiring careful handling. Ensures consistent therapeutic outcomes.

Request Quote

Important Information

Used in breast cancer, ovarian cancer, lung cancer, and Kaposiâ€™s sarcoma.
Works by stabilizing microtubules and preventing cell division.
Administered intravenously under professional supervision.
Often used in combination chemotherapy regimens.
Cytotoxic drug requiring careful handling.
Ensures consistent therapeutic outcomes.

Storage

Store at 15Â°C to 25Â°C
Protect from light and heat
Do not freeze
Keep in original packaging
Store safely away from children

Shelf Life

Typical shelf life: 24 to 36 months
Check expiry before use
Avoid damaged or expired vials
Use diluted solution within recommended time

Dosage

General

Dosage based on body surface area (BSA)
Given in treatment cycles
Varies depending on cancer type and protocol

Administration

Administered via intravenous infusion
Given in clinical oncology settings
Requires trained healthcare professionals

Important

Premedication may be required
Monitor blood counts regularly
Strict adherence to dosing schedule

Manufacturing

Manufactured in WHO-GMP certified facilities
Sterile production environment
Advanced filtration systems
Batch-to-batch consistency ensured
Compliance with global regulatory standards
High purity and stability ensured

Precautions

Use only under medical supervision
Avoid use in severe liver impairment unless advised
Monitor blood counts regularly
Use caution during pregnancy and breastfeeding
Ensure proper dilution before administration

Side Effects

Hair loss (alopecia)
Nausea and vomiting
Low white blood cell count (neutropenia)
Peripheral neuropathy
Fatigue and weakness
Hypersensitivity reactions

Expert View

Key drug in modern oncology protocols.
Highly effective in combination therapies.
Globally accepted chemotherapy agent.
Requires careful monitoring due to cytotoxic nature.
Provides reliable therapeutic outcomes.

Indications

Breast cancer
Ovarian cancer
Non-small cell lung cancer
Kaposiâ€™s sarcoma

Maintenance

Follow oncology treatment cycles strictly
Monitor blood parameters regularly
Maintain hydration and nutrition
Avoid missed treatment sessions
Continue under specialist supervision

Why Choose

WHO-GMP certified manufacturing
Multiple strength availability
Reliable global supply chain
Competitive pricing
Complete regulatory documentation

Frequently Asked Questions

Common product and supply questions.

What is the success rate of paclitaxel?+

Paclitaxel Injection shows significant success in treating cancers like breast and ovarian cancer, especially in combination therapies, depending on cancer type and patient response.

How long is paclitaxel chemotherapy?+

Paclitaxel chemotherapy is typically given in cycles over several weeks or months, depending on the treatment plan and patient condition.

What not to eat with paclitaxel?+

Avoid raw foods, alcohol, and grapefruit while taking Paclitaxel Injection as they may interfere with drug metabolism and increase side effects.

What is the most common side effect of paclitaxel?+

The most common side effect is low white blood cell count (neutropenia), increasing infection risk, along with hair loss and fatigue.

How to reduce paclitaxel side effects?+

Side effects can be managed with hydration, proper nutrition, premedication, and regular monitoring during treatment.