How does it work:

Dicaris belongs to the family of antineoplastic drugs, which are drugs that fight cancer. It is prescribed for patients suffering from colon cancer. It works by developing antibodies which combat growth or formation of cancerous cells in a person`s body.

Dosage & Administration:

Strictly follow all instructions provided by your physician. Do not self-medicate or alter your dosage.

Dosage will vary largely by the cancer being treated, its stage, previous progress using medication, and the patient`s health and medical history.

Side Effects:

• dizziness
• sleep problems
• diarrhea
• loss of hair
• back pain
• unusual bruising
• extreme tiredness or weakness
• blood in your urine
• bleeding, or spot formation on the skin
• numbness
• difficulty walking
• confusion
• paranoia

Precautions:

If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, elderly, or a child patient, fully discuss the risks involved with your physician to determine whether the benefits outweigh the risks.

Prior to taking Dicaris inform the physician of any vitamin, drug, or medication you are taking reduce the risk of harmful interactions.

Your physician will require regular check-ups to check your progress and responses to the medication, as well as to monitor your health for any adverse effects which may occur.