⪼ Xeloda is used in the treatment of cancer of the breast, colon, and rectum. The doctor may decide to use it to treat other problems as well. It is used as part of chemotherapy either by itself or in conjunction with another medication.
⪼ It is recommended to take Xeloda Tablet with food within 30 minutes of finishing a meal. Your doctor will determine the appropriate dosage and how frequently you should take it. This may vary over time depending on the condition you are being treated for. You must follow your doctor’s instructions exactly.
⪼ Serious negative effects can arise from taking it incorrectly or in excess. You might not notice or feel the effects of the medication for a few weeks or months, but unless your doctor instructs you otherwise, keep taking it.
⪼ Capecitabine’s most frequent adverse effects include diarrhea, vomiting, nausea, weakness, and stomach discomfort. This medication may cause your red blood cell count to drop, making you more vulnerable to infections. You must have routine blood tests to monitor your blood cells, liver, heart, and blood uric acid levels.
⪼ It is not advised to use this medication while nursing or when pregnant. To prevent conception during therapy, both men and women must utilize an effective form of contraception.
