Posted On: 10/04/2016 7:56:43 PM
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Excellent find, sox. Now here's why if the hamster model again is accurate for human response, Brilacidin-OM will be a FAR better way to treat this painful condition (remember, Bril-OM is just a do-it-yourself oral rinse) --
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palifermin
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Common side effects often seen in conjunction with the use of Palifermin include, but are not limited to:
Swelling
Pain (including joint pain)
Increase in blood pancreas enzymes
Increased blood pressure
Proteinuria
Some of the more serious side effects can be seen below:
Difficulty breathing
Changes in cutaneous or mucous membrane appearance/feel (redness/rash, swelling, itching, change in color or thickness of tongue, changes in taste)
Fever[6]
Administration
Palifermin is administered via intravenous bolus injection. The drug comes as a lyophilized powder that must be reconstituted with sterile water for injection before it may be administered. It is given for three days before, and three days after chemotherapy is undergone. However, it is important that the drug is not administered within 24 hours of the actual chemotherapy process. This drug is most commonly dosed in a hospital setting, but can be taken at home as per specific instructions regarding preparation and storage from a doctor. The recommended dosage consists of 60 µg/kg/day.[6]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palifermin
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