How to take Enfortumab

Enfortumab (Enfortumab) is a targeted drug for the treatment of advanced urothelial cancer. When using ennosumab, you should strictly follow your doctor's recommendations and the medication instructions in the drug package insert. The following are general dosing guidelines, but be sure to discuss them with your doctor or professional health care provider in detail before use.

1. Route of administration: Ennosumab is usually given to patients via intravenous injection. This means the medicine is given into your body through an IV. Injections may be given in a hospital, clinic or qualified medical facility. The recommended dose is 1.25mg/kg (for patients weighing >100kg, the maximum dose is 125mg) by intravenous infusion, continuous infusion 30 minutes; The drug was administered on the 1, 8 and 15 days of each cycle, and continued every 28 days until disease progression or intolerable toxicity occurred.

2. Dosage and Frequency: Dosage and frequency will be based on your medical condition, weight, and response to treatment. Your doctor will create an individualized medication plan for you.

3. Medical supervision: Your doctor or nurse will be responsible for administering your medication in an appropriate setting. They will make sure the medication is injected correctly and monitor your health during treatment.

4. Treatment cycle: Treatment with ennosumab may need to continue for a period of time, which may be several weeks or longer. The specific cycle depends on the treatment plan. Your doctor will tell you the specific duration of each treatment course.

5. Precautions and Management: While you are receiving ennozumab, your doctor may recommend that you take some precautions to reduce the risk of adverse reactions. You should also tell your doctor about other medications you are taking to avoid possible drug interactions.

6. Note: During treatment, please pay close attention to your physical condition. If you feel unwell, such as severe allergic reaction, difficulty breathing, persistent nausea, etc., you should inform your doctor or nurse immediately.

7. Follow-up visits: It is important to have regular follow-up visits with your doctor. Your doctor will monitor the effectiveness of your treatment and body's response and adjust your treatment plan as needed.

In short, ennosumab is a professional treatment drug and must be used under the supervision of a doctor. Before starting treatment, you should discuss the details of treatment, possible riskswith your doctor.

Ennosumab is not currently available in China, so patients cannot purchase it domestically and need to purchase ennosumab through overseas channels. There are only enromonumab original drugs in foreign countries, and there are no generic drugs. They are mainly Japanese original drugs, and the price is more than 10,000 yuan.