How INTRON® A Is Taken







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How INTRON® A Is Taken

INTRON® A must be taken by injection because it is a protein. If it were taken by mouth, stomach acids would destroy it before it reached the bloodstream. The injection form of administration allows INTRON® A to enter your bloodstream directly and begin working immediately.

Before your therapy begins, you will be carefully instructed on how to give yourself injections. Here are some of the things that you will be told to do when you take INTRON® A.

You will be provided with either premixed INTRON® A Solution for Injection or INTRON® A Powder for Injection plus Diluent or the INTRON® A Multidose Pen.

For complete instructions on self-administration, please see:

INTRON® A Solution for Injection Multidose Pen
INTRON® A Powder for Injection/Solution for Injection