Is Eporise 4000 habit-forming, and is it safe for me to take Ketosteril given my long-term history of fluctuating blood pressure, high cholesterol, and kidney issues where my hemoglobin (red blood cell) levels drop whenever I stop treatment? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Is Eporise 4000 habit-forming, and is it safe for me to take Ketosteril given my long-term history of fluctuating blood pressure, high cholesterol, and kidney issues where my hemoglobin (red blood cell) levels drop whenever I stop treatment?

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Is Eporise 4000 habit-forming, and is it safe for me to take Ketosteril given my long-term history of fluctuating blood pressure, high cholesterol, and kidney issues where my hemoglobin (red blood cell) levels drop whenever I stop treatment?

Asked by Male, 64 · 12 hours ago

Veda Maddala

M Pharmacy

12 hours ago

Please be reassured that Eporise 4000 (recombinant human erythropoietin) is not habit-forming. It is a vital therapy that helps your body produce red blood cells, which is why your hemoglobin levels drop when you stop it. Ketosteril (alpha-ketoanalogues) is generally safe and beneficial for supporting kidney health. However, since erythropoietin can sometimes influence blood pressure, and given your history of fluctuating blood pressure and high cholesterol, it is very important to have your doctor regularly monitor your cardiovascular health and kidney function. Please discuss these treatments with your healthcare team to ensure they remain safe and tailored to your needs.

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