Common Nausea, Vomiting, Decreased appetite, Decreased white blood cell count, Diarrhoea.

Expert advice for Uniblastin Injection

In males vinblastine may cause aspermia (lack of semen causing infertility); in females vinblastine may cause amenorrhea (absence of menstruation), which may recover after some duration.
Take precautions while taking vinblastine as it may cause inflammation of mouth and lips (stomatitis) and neurological toxicity.
Avoid even accidental contamination of eyes with vinblastine, as it may cause severe irritation.
Vinblastine may cause acute kidney disease (nephropathy) related to uric acid level.
Tell your doctor if you are or planning to become pregnant or are breastfeeding.

Q. Is Uniblastin a vesicant?
Uniblastin is a vesicant (irritant) and can cause damage to the blood vessels if it is not administered properly

Q. Is Uniblastin toxic?
Uniblastin is not toxic, however if given by other route or came in contact with eyes, can cause the harmful effects

Q. How is Uniblastin administered?
Uniblastin is administered by intravenous route only

Q. Does Uniblastin cause hair loss/infertility?
Uniblastin may cause hair loss/infertility

Q. Where does Uniblastin come from/ what plant does Uniblastin come from?
Uniblastin is a plant alkaloid comes from the source called Vinca rosea Linn

Q. How does Uniblastin prevent mitosis?
Uniblastin prevents mitosis by inhibition of microtubule formation.