The 6-MP Tablet is a member of the class of medications known as anti-cancer medicines, which are used to treat blood cancer. Leukemia, another name for blood cancer, is a cancer of the blood cells. The bone marrow produces an excessive amount of immature white blood cells as a result.
Mercaptopurine, which is present in 6-MP Australia, functions by obstructing the synthesis of genetic material (DNA and RNA), which is necessary for the growth, repair, and multiplication of cancer cells. As a result, the 6-MP Tablet prevents aberrant cells from proliferating, which results in uneven cell development and cell death.
Consume the 6-MP (Mercaptopurine) as directed by your physician. You might occasionally have nausea, vomiting, red blood cells, appetite loss, diarrhea, or mouth inflammation. Most of these 6-MP Tablet adverse effects go away with time and don’t need to be treated medically.
Tell your doctor if you have ever experienced an allergy to 6-MP Tablets or any other medication. Consult a physician before using 6-MP Tablets if you are expecting or nursing a baby.
Dr. Arjun Srivastav
