B Trax

Yes, B Trax 1000mg Injection can cause a sore mouth and mouth ulcers as side effects in some cases. Taking folic acid along with this medicine may help in reducing the ulcers. Ask your doctor if the dose can be reduced as dose reduction may further help in reducing the ulcers.

B Trax 1000mg Injection decreases the folic acid levels in the body by flushing it out of the body. Folic acid is an essential vitamin required to make new cells in the body. By taking folic acid some of the common side effects of B Trax 1000mg Injection like mouth ulcers, hair loss, nausea, heartburn, abdominal pain, fatigue, anemia and liver problems can be reduced.

Regular blood tests will help your doctor to check your response to B Trax 1000mg Injection and monitor your side effects. You will need to routinely check your liver function and your blood counts (white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets). Your doctor may also advise additional tests depending on the previous test results.

B Trax 1000mg Injection may decrease the activity of your immune system. As a result, you may develop serious infections. There have been rare reports of serious lung infections with B Trax 1000mg Injection use. If you have an active infection, B Trax 1000mg Injection should be used with extreme caution.

Yes, it may affect fertility in both males and females. There may be a decrease in sperm count in males and menstrual disturbances in females. Do not worry, these effects are reversible and disappear once the therapy is discontinued. However, if you have more concerns, consult your doctor.

You should avoid pregnancy if your husband is taking B Trax 1000mg Injection. Also, avoid pregnancy for a minimum of 3 months after the therapy as it can lead to serious fetal abnormalities.