BREYANZI is a prescription medicine used to treat large B cell lymphoma, a type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, when:
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Ask questions at any point during treatment
Bring important information (list of allergies and other medication the person you’re caring for is taking) to appointments
Keep the healthcare team’s contact information in a convenient place
Schedule upcoming appointments
Transportation to appointments
Relay medical and insurance information to the healthcare team
Refill prescriptions
Meals, laundry, and cleaning
Managing visitors
You and the person you are caring for should plan to stay close to the location where they received Breyanzi for at least 4 weeks following treatment
The person you’re caring for should not drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other activities that could be dangerous for at least 8 weeks after receiving treatment.
The person you’re caring for should not donate blood, organs, tissues, or cells for transplantation
Call 911 or the person’s healthcare team in the event of a medical emergency or if they show signs of a serious side effect
Accompany the person throughout their Breyanzi treatment
Check the person’s temperature regularly following treatment
Call the healthcare provider or go to the hospital if the temperature is 100.4˚F/38.0˚C or higher
Watch for symptoms, side effects, and other changes in health or behavior
When the person you’re caring for has received their treatment, their healthcare provider will tell you which side effects to watch out for.
Breyanzi may cause side effects that are life-threatening and can lead to death. As the care partner, you will need to be able to recognize if the person needs help and know how to respond appropriately in emergencies and urgent situations.
Learn when to call your healthcare provider or get emergency help
You’re an essential part of the care team for the person you’re looking after, and taking on the role can be demanding. It’s important to practice self-care and make time for yourself.
Make sure you’re getting enough rest
Eat consistent meals and stay hydrated
Reach out for support