It usually comes in liquid form which is given by vein. It is more often than not used in conjunction with other chemotherapy agents in a multidrug regimen. The drug acts as an alkylating agent . Inform your medical doctor of any other medical conditions or allergies or if you are pregnant or breast feeding.
Exact dosage is determined by a doctor and is based on body size.
It may also reduce the clotting ability of blood - avoid injury or bruising. Mustargen can cause nausea and vomiting. Your doctor may prescribe additional medications to help with this. The drug also may affect your appetite - monitor your intake of food. Occasionally dizziness is felt or a skin rash may develop.