Only physicians experienced in cancer chemotherapy should handle and use Cytarabine Injection.

Cytarabine injection is given to you in a hospital or clinic setting. You will not take this medicine at home.

Cytarabine injection is given to you in a hospital or clinic setting. You will not take this medicine at home.

If you notice any of the symptoms listed below or any other symptoms which seem severe/persistent contact your doctor immediately.
black/tarry stools
blood in the urine
unusual weakness/tiredness
confusion
difficulty breathing
low blood counts (you may be at increased risk for infections and bleeding)
fever/chills
cough
fainting spells
light-headedness
eye discomfort/redness/blurred vision/double vision
mouth sores
vomiting
stomach pain
pain/difficulty passing urine
bruising
pinpoint red spots on the skin
sore throat

Inform your doctor if you are allergic to the formulation of this medication or any other medication in any other form.
acetaminophen
aspirin
digoxin
dipyridamole
ibuprofen
ketoprofen
naproxen
other chemotherapy agents
vaccines

You will not take this medicine at home.

Cytarabine is a type of chemotherapy for treating leukemias and lymphomas.