Regorafenib 40mg Tabs Colon Cancer Generic

So, Regorafenib is this kinase inhibitor thing that’s used for folks who’ve tried all these other chemo drugs and treatments, like the ones for colorectal cancer, and some stuff for GIST, as per those NCCN guidelines. It goes after quite a few kinases, like VEGFR and TIE2, among others. You can get it as 40 mg film-coated tablets.

You’re supposed to take 160 mg once a day for 21 days straight, then take a week off, and repeat the cycle every 28 days. The bottles hold 84 tablets, which should last you about two months for the regular treatment. You might experience some not-so-fun side effects like nausea, fatigue, voice changes, not wanting to eat, and skin reactions on your hands and feet.