What is Cresp 100 Injection?

A prescription medicine used to treat anemia caused by:

• Chronic kidney disease (CKD)

• Chemotherapy for cancer

It works by stimulating your bone marrow to produce more red blood cells.

Key Points to Remember

✔ Given by a healthcare professional (do not self-inject).
✔ Regular blood tests are needed to monitor hemoglobin, electrolytes (like potassium), and blood pressure.
✔ Stop and call your doctor if you experience:

• Severe headache, vision problems, seizures (signs of very high blood pressure)

• Shortness of breath or skin rash (may indicate allergic reaction)

Common Side Effects

• Abdominal pain

• High blood pressure

• Rash or pain at injection site

• Cough, breathlessness, swelling in limbs (edema)

• Low blood pressure during dialysis

Safety Advice

• Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Not recommended unless absolutely necessary. Discuss risks with your doctor.

• Alcohol: Avoid (interaction unknown).

• Driving: Usually safe, but caution if dizziness occurs.

• Kidney/Liver Disease: Safe for CKD; liver patients need dose adjustments.

If You Miss a Dose

Take it as soon as possible. If close to the next dose, skip the missed dose. Never double the dose.

Always follow your doctor’s instructions carefully to minimize risks.