Common Bleeding, Injection site reaction.

Expert advice for Dynalix Injection
For best results, take Dynalix at the same time every day. Dynalix should be injected under the skin of the abdomen. Dynalix increases your risk of bleeding. Be careful while shaving, cutting fingernails or toenails, or using sharp objects. Does not require regular blood tests. Notify your doctor if there is bleeding from gums, nose, or wounds that last more than 15 minutes, or if blood appears in urine, stool or vomit. Do not discontinue use without consulting your doctor.

Q. Does it dissolve clots?
It does not dissolve existing clots

Q. Is Dynalix a biosimilar?
Yes, Dynalix is also available as biosmilar

Q. Is enoxaparin the same as heparin or lovenox?
Enoxaparin is not the same as heparin but both are used for similar indication. Lovenox is the brand name of enoxaparin

Q. Does it come in pill form?
It does not come in pill form

Q. Can I take paracetamol or ibuprofen with enoxaparin?
Enoxaparin is known to interact with paracetamol and ibuprofen and so should be taken only if prescribed by your doctor

Q. Is Dynalix affect INR/ PTT/APTT/platelets?
Dynalix increases the INR values (International normalized ratio; defines how long it takes for blood to clot when on anticoagulant therapy versus normal time) Partial thromboplastin time (PTT) or activated PTT (APTT) or platelets are not affected by Dynalix.

Q. Is Dynalix an anti-platelet, blood thinner/anticoagulant?
Dynalix is an anticoagulant which does not allow blood to clot thus acting as a blood thinner but it is not anti-platelet

Q. Is Dynalix dialyzable?
No, it is not dialyzable

Q. Does Dynalix contain pork?
Dynalix is manufactured using pork intestine

Q. Does Dynalix have to be refrigerated?
Dynalix should not be refrigerated

Q. Does it contain benzyl alcohol?
It does contain benzyl alcohol

Q. Does Dynalix make you tired?
Dynalix is not known to cause tiredness as a side effect. Please consult the doctor when any side effects are observed while taking Dynalix