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Release date: 2024-08-21 17:20:26 Recommended: 142
Anamorelin is a selective oral medication that increases a patient's appetite and body weight primarily by activating ghrelin receptors. It is especially suitable for cancer patients with cachexia and can significantly improve the quality of life of patients.
The following section will focus on the therapeutic effects of Anamorelin and the specific benefits for patients.
Studies have evaluated the safety of the drug. Of the 83 patients, 34 (41.0%) reported side effects, mainly first-degree AV block and rash, with 5 (6.0%) each. Despite these side effects, Anamorelin is overall believed to perform well in weight management and improved appetite, providing significant quality of life improvements for patients with cancer cachexia.
After understanding the therapeutic effects of Anamorelin, the next step will be to discuss the use of drugs in special populations.
In further discussion, this article will focus on the use of Anamorelin in special populations.
The use of Anamorelin hydrochloride in pregnant women should be carried out only when the therapeutic benefits are considered to outweigh the risks. It is unclear whether anamarin hydrochloride can be transmitted across the placenta, but high fat solubility and weak alkalinity may put the drug at risk of crossing the placenta.
There are currently no clinical trial data for children, and medication for children should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.
After understanding the precautions for medication in specific populations, the indications for Anamorelin will be introduced in detail to help patients understand the scope of application of the drug.
The indications for Anamorelin are mainly focused on the treatment of cancer cachexia, especially for weight loss and appetite loss in patients with specific types of cancer.
Gastric cancer patients, especially in advanced stages, often lose weight due to loss of appetite and weakened digestion. Anamorelin helps to stimulate appetite and maintain weight in these patients, improving overall health.
Pancreatic cancer has a high metabolic load and cachexia properties, often leading to significant weight loss. Anamorelin plays an important role in improving the nutritional status of pancreatic cancer patients by promoting appetite and weight gain.
Through the detailed introduction of the above indications, we can better understand the wide application and importance of Anamorelin in the treatment of cancer cachexia.
[Warm tips] During the use of Anamorelin, regularly monitor the changes in weight and appetite, and communicate with the doctor in time so that the treatment can be carried out smoothly.
