hello is a medicine used for the treatment of non-small cell lung cancer and is in the form of an oral tablet. It acts by preventing the function of specific natural chemicals that are necessary for the growth of cancerous cells. The medicine should be administered as prescribed by your doctor. To get the best results, take this medication regularly at the same time every day. Do not increase or decrease the dosage without consulting your doctor. hello is absorbed by the lungs and skin that is harmful to the unborn baby. Pregnant women are advised not to take this medicine. During the medication, cover your skin while going out and also try to prevent any sports activities. Inform your doctor regularly, to monitor the body changes and conduct other treatments and medications accordingly. Don’t stop taking the doses without the consultation of your doctor. Also, don’t take double dose at once if you forgot to take on time.

• Lung Cancer

hello It is an anticancer medicine that works by restricting the growth of enzyme receptors such HER4, EGHR, and HER2 which promote the growth of cancer cells. It used for the treating the adult patients who are diagnosed with EGFR mutations.

A typical side-effect of hello is diarrhoea, skin irritation, and liver problems. You must drink enough water to remain hydrated. Consult your doctor immediatetly for severe adverse effects.

• Decreased appetite
• Burning sensation during urination
• Fatigue
• Ankles and feet swelling.

• Vomiting
• Diarrhoea
• Mouth sores
• Acne
• Itchiness
• Rashes

hello is to be taken orally as directed by the doctor, it is to be taken 1 or 2 hour before your meals on daily basis. Intake the whole medicine without crushing, breaking or dissolving into water. Do not increase or decrease the dosage without consulting your doctor.

hello acts by preventing the function of the particular natural chemical which may be necessary for the growth of the cancer cells. The growth of the cancerous cells is stopped or decreased depending upon the seriousness of the case.

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