Manufacturer: Deva
Pharmaceutical name: Letrozole
Pack: 1 pack (30 tabs (2.5 mg))
The enzyme aromatase converts androgens in the body into estrogens. These estrogens subsequently bind to estrogen receptors that facilitate rapid cell division, particularly in cancer cells. Letrasan decreases estrogen production, thereby starving cancer cells of their necessary fuel. It is important to keep Letrasan out of the reach of children and pets, and it should be stored at 77°F away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.
Letrasan is employed to treat hormonally responsive breast cancer after surgery in postmenopausal women. This medication is also utilized for ovarian stimulation and to enhance spermatogenesis in males. Some athletes using steroids may take Letrasan because its anti-estrogen properties help reduce water retention and prevent bloating. Additionally, it is known to mitigate certain side effects associated with anabolic steroids.
Letrasan is an oral medication typically taken once daily. It's advisable to establish a consistent routine, taking the tablet around the same time each day. However, it’s best to follow your doctor’s guidance when using Letrasan, as some may recommend an every-other-day dosage for patients with liver issues.
It’s recommended not to skip a dose of Letrasan, but if you do miss a dose, try to take it as soon as possible without taking an additional tablet if the next dose is approaching. Overdosing on any medication is dangerous, so if an overdose of Letrasan occurs, contact your healthcare provider immediately.
Letrasan is intended for post-menopausal women, so inform your doctor if you are pregnant or may become pregnant before starting treatment, as Letrasan could be harmful to the fetus. Avoid breastfeeding while taking Letrasan, as it may affect the baby. Letrasan might induce mild nausea, for which anti-nausea medications can be taken under medical supervision, and it’s advisable to have small, frequent meals.
Avoid driving immediately after taking Letrasan. Ensure you rest well and consume a healthy, nutritious diet. Your doctor should regularly monitor you during Letrasan treatment, particularly assessing bone density and cholesterol levels. Letrasan is specifically designed for treating breast cancer in postmenopausal women, so it should