Mycobacterium Injection (Sepsivac Injections)

Sepsivac Injection, Vial

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Sepsivac Injections contains heat-killed Mycobacterium W cells and is used both as an immunomodulator and treatment aid for leprosy in lepromin-negative patients, as an adjunct to chemotherapy for advanced non-small cell lung cancer, and alongside standard regimens for sepsis and other bacterial infections like tuberculosis. It works by generating a strong cell-mediated immune response when given intradermally, altering the body’s response to these conditions. Common side effects include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and weight loss.

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Introduction Of Sepsivac Injections:

Sepsivac Injections is used both as a vaccine and as a treatment for certain bacterial infections. This medicine contains Mycobacterium W cells which have been killed by heat. It is used in the treatment of infections like leprosy or to treat or prevent infections in people undergoing treatment for lung cancer. Leprosy is a chronic condition affecting the skin and the nerves, caused by Mycobacterium leprae. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss are some of the common side effects associated with this injection.

Uses Sepsivac Injections:

  • Treatment of Leprosy in lepramin negative patients
  • Adjunct to Paclitaxel and Cisplatin regimen for the treatment of advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
  • Adjuvant to standard regimen for the treatment of Sepsis
  • Treatment of other bacterial infections (tuberculosis etc.)

Mechanism Of Action Of Sepsivac Injections:

Sepsivac Injections works by altering body’s response to various pathological conditions and diseases. It generates potent cell mediated immune response when administered through intradermal route.

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Brand Name Sepsivac Injection
Manufacturer Cadila Pharmaceuticals LTD
Packaging Type 1 Injection in 1 vial
Composition Mycobacterium W (Heat Killed)
Usage/Application Treatment of Leprosy in lepramin negative patients
Medicine Type Finished Product
Deals in Third Party Manufacturing
Country of Origin Made in India
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Description

Introduction Of Sepsivac Injections:

Sepsivac Injections is used both as a vaccine and as a treatment for certain bacterial infections. This medicine contains Mycobacterium W cells which have been killed by heat. It is used in the treatment of infections like leprosy or to treat or prevent infections in people undergoing treatment for lung cancer. Leprosy is a chronic condition affecting the skin and the nerves, caused by Mycobacterium leprae. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss are some of the common side effects associated with this injection.

Uses Sepsivac Injections:

  • Treatment of Leprosy in lepramin negative patients
  • Adjunct to Paclitaxel and Cisplatin regimen for the treatment of advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
  • Adjuvant to standard regimen for the treatment of Sepsis
  • Treatment of other bacterial infections (tuberculosis etc.)

Mechanism Of Action Of Sepsivac Injections:

Sepsivac Injections works by altering body’s response to various pathological conditions and diseases. It generates potent cell mediated immune response when administered through intradermal route.

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What is Sepsivac Injection used for?
Sepsivac Injection is used as an immunomodulator to treat leprosy in lepromin-negative patients, as an adjunct in advanced non-small cell lung cancer chemotherapy, and alongside standard sepsis treatment.
Sepsivac Injection contains heat-killed Mycobacterium W cells, an atypical mycobacterial species with strong immunomodulatory properties, manufactured by Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd and administered via the intradermal route.
It works by altering the body’s immune response, generating a strong cell-mediated immune reaction when given intradermally, which helps the body fight infections and enhances treatment for certain conditions.
Yes, Sepsivac Injection is used as an adjunct treatment for tuberculosis and other bacterial infections, working alongside standard antibiotic regimens rather than replacing them entirely.
Common side effects include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and weight loss. Local skin reactions at the injection site, such as redness or nodule formation, may also occur.
It’s typically used as an adjunct alongside standard treatment regimens — chemotherapy for lung cancer, multidrug therapy for leprosy, or standard care for sepsis — not as a standalone therapy.

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