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Quick overview

Tubervac Injection contains BACILLUS CALMETTE-GUERIN STRAIN and is marketed by SERUM INSTITUTE OF INDIA. Country of origin: India. This pack is 1 Vial(s), priced at ₹63.65 inclusive of all taxes (about 24% off MRP). A valid prescription is required to order this medicine. This product needs cold-chain storage and handling. On MedsRight, Tubervac Injection is organised under the Oncology speciality and the Anti Cancer condition category.

Know about Tubervac Injection in 30 seconds

From salt and price to delivery — the essentials in one short read, in about 30 seconds time.

  • Salt composition: BACILLUS CALMETTE-GUERIN STRAIN — that is what goes into Tubervac Injection as the active part of the medicine. more options with same salt

  • Pack & price: You pay ₹63.65 for 1 Vial(s), including all taxes. The MRP printed on the pack is ₹84.10 — you save roughly 24% versus that.

  • Per-unit value: Roughly ₹63.65 per unit — handy when you want to compare this pack with a bigger or smaller one.

  • Medical speciality: MedsRight files Tubervac Injection under “Oncology” — the same kind of department-wise grouping you see in clinics and hospitals. Explore this speciality

  • Condition category: We link it to “Anti Cancer” so you can find it when you shop by health topic, not only by salt or brand. Browse this condition

  • Marketer: SERUM INSTITUTE OF INDIA is the company behind this brand pack — the name you will usually see on invoices and packaging.

  • Country of origin: Country of origin for this pack is India.

  • Prescription: You will need a valid prescription to buy Tubervac Injection. Take it only the way your doctor told you.

  • Storage & handling: Keep the cold chain: store and carry it the way the strip, carton, and leaflet say, especially if it must stay chilled.

  • Dispatch: We use Indian Standard Time. Order before 3:00 PM and your parcel is usually lined up to leave the warehouse the next working day (“Tomorrow”). After 3:00 PM, it slips to the following slot (“Day after”).

  • Doorstep delivery: After it leaves the warehouse, most addresses get it in about 3–4 days, depending on pincode and courier. Rural or remote areas can take a bit longer.

  • Availability: It should be possible to add Tubervac Injection to your cart right now. Stock can run out if many people order at once, so finish checkout if you need it soon.

Detailed Information

Introduction

Tubervac Injection is a specialized immunotherapy medication containing Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) strain, a live vaccine used to treat bladder cancer. It works by activating your body's immune system to target and destroy cancer cells in the bladder lining. This injection is administered directly into the bladder by a trained healthcare professional in a medical setting.

Unlike traditional chemotherapy, Tubervac Injection stimulates your immune system rather than using toxic chemicals. It is particularly effective for early-stage bladder cancer and has been used successfully for decades. However, as a live bacterial vaccine, it requires careful medical supervision and is not suitable for everyone, especially those with weakened immune systems.

Before starting treatment with Tubervac Injection, inform your doctor about all your medical conditions, current medications, and any allergies. Do not self-administer this medication.

Key points

  • Live bacterial vaccine used to treat bladder cancer through immune system stimulation
  • Administered directly into the bladder by a trained healthcare professional
  • Not recommended for people with weakened immune systems, HIV, or those on immunosuppressive therapy
  • Requires effective contraception during treatment as it may harm a developing fetus

Therapeutic Uses

  • Treatment and prevention of early-stage bladder cancer (non-muscle invasive bladder cancer)

How it Works

Tubervac Injection works by triggering your immune system to attack cancer cells in the bladder. When the injection is placed directly into the bladder, it activates immune cells to recognize and destroy cancerous tissue. This approach allows your body's natural defenses to target cancer cells while preserving healthy tissue, making it a gentler alternative to systemic chemotherapy.

How to Take

Tubervac Injection is administered exclusively by a trained doctor or nurse in a hospital or clinic setting. The injection is inserted directly into your bladder through a thin tube called a catheter. Your healthcare provider will determine the appropriate dose and treatment schedule based on your specific condition, body weight, and overall health.

Instructions

  • Do not attempt to self-administer this injection
  • Attend all scheduled appointments at your treatment facility
  • Arrive with a partially full bladder as instructed by your doctor
  • The healthcare provider will guide the catheter into your bladder and inject the medication
  • Retain the medication in your bladder for the time specified by your doctor (usually 1-2 hours)

Timing

Tubervac Injection is administered according to your doctor's schedule, typically on a weekly basis for an initial course of treatment.

Missed dose

If you miss a scheduled appointment, contact your doctor immediately to reschedule. Do not attempt to make up the dose on your own.

Overdose

As Tubervac Injection is administered by healthcare professionals in controlled settings, overdose is unlikely. However, if you experience severe symptoms after treatment, seek immediate medical attention.

Side Effects

  • Increased frequency and urgency of urination, including painful urination (dysuria)
  • Bladder inflammation and urinary tract infections
  • Fever or low-grade temperature lasting a few days after treatment

Safety Advice

Pregnancy

Unsafe

Tubervac Injection is a live bacterial vaccine that may harm a developing fetus and should not be used during pregnancy.

Tip: Use an effective contraception method during treatment and for 3 months after your last dose. Inform your doctor immediately if you become pregnant during treatment. Do not use this medication if you are planning to become pregnant within the next 3 months.

Breastfeeding

Unsafe

Small amounts of the medication may pass into breast milk and could potentially harm your baby.

Tip: Do not breastfeed while receiving Tubervac Injection treatment. Consult your doctor about feeding options during and after treatment.

Liver Disease

Unsafe

Tubervac Injection is not recommended for patients with liver disease, and dose adjustments may be necessary.

Tip: Inform your doctor if you have any liver problems, cirrhosis, or liver dysfunction before starting treatment. Your doctor may need to modify your treatment plan.

Kidney Disease

Consult Doctor

Tubervac Injection is primarily eliminated through the kidneys, so patients with kidney problems may experience increased side effects.

Tip: Discuss any history of kidney disease, reduced kidney function, or dialysis with your doctor before treatment. Kidney function tests may be recommended.

Lung Disease

Consult Doctor

The safety of Tubervac Injection in patients with lung disorders has not been fully established.

Tip: Inform your doctor if you have any lung diseases, asthma, or chronic respiratory conditions before starting treatment.

Weakened Immune System

Unsafe

As a live bacterial vaccine, Tubervac Injection can cause serious infections in people with weakened immune systems, including those with HIV, cancer, or those receiving immunosuppressive therapy.

Tip: Do not use this medication if you have HIV, AIDS, are receiving cancer chemotherapy, or are on immunosuppressive medications. Your doctor must assess your immune status before treatment.

Tuberculosis History

Unsafe

Tubervac Injection may not be effective in preventing new tuberculosis infection and may interfere with the diagnosis of a new infection in patients with a history of TB.

Tip: Inform your doctor if you have a history of tuberculosis or have been in close contact with someone with active TB. Alternative treatments may be considered.

Alcohol

Unsafe

Alcohol consumption may reduce the effectiveness of Tubervac Injection and increase side effects.

Tip: Avoid alcohol during your entire treatment course. Discuss alcohol use with your healthcare provider.

Driving & Operating Machinery

Unsafe

Tubervac Injection may cause dizziness, fatigue, or discomfort that could impair your ability to drive safely.

Tip: Do not drive or operate heavy machinery on the day of treatment and for 24 hours afterward. Arrange for someone else to drive you to and from your appointment.

FAQs

Whether Tubervac Injection be given at home?
Tubervac Injection is typically administered in a hospital or clinic by trained healthcare professionals because it requires direct injection into the bladder using a catheter, which demands specialized equipment and expertise. While home administration is theoretically possible in rare cases with professional support, standard practice involves supervised medical facility treatment to ensure safety and proper technique.
Will I get a fever after receiving the Tubervac Injection?
Yes, some patients develop a mild to moderate fever after receiving Tubervac Injection, which usually resolves on its own within a few days. This fever is a normal sign that your immune system is responding to the treatment. If you experience persistent fever, high temperature, or other concerning symptoms, contact your healthcare provider immediately.
Can Tubervac Injection be given to patients with kidney problems?
Tubervac Injection is primarily eliminated through the kidneys, so patients with kidney problems may face an increased risk of side effects. If you have kidney disease, reduced kidney function, or require dialysis, inform your doctor before treatment. Your healthcare provider may recommend kidney function tests and dose adjustments if needed.
How is Tubervac Injection administered?
A trained healthcare professional administers Tubervac Injection directly into your bladder through a catheter—a thin, flexible tube inserted through the urethra. The procedure typically takes 15-30 minutes. Your doctor will instruct you to retain the medication in your bladder for a specific time (usually 1-2 hours) before emptying it. You will receive this treatment as an outpatient in a medical facility.
Can Tubervac Injection cause Urinary tract infections?
Yes, Tubervac Injection can increase the risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs) as a side effect. To minimize this risk, maintain good personal hygiene, drink plenty of fluids throughout the day, and urinate frequently during treatment. If you experience symptoms such as severe burning during urination, blood in urine, or persistent pain, contact your doctor promptly.

Drug Interactions

Tubervac Injection can interact with various medications and substances, potentially reducing its effectiveness or increasing side effects. It is essential to inform your healthcare provider about all medications you are taking before beginning treatment.

Major interactions

  • Other vaccines (including yellow fever vaccine) - discuss risks and benefits with your doctor
  • Immunosuppressive medications
  • Alcohol - may reduce medication effectiveness
  • Tuberculosis medications and vaccines

Precautions

  • Inform your doctor about all prescription and over-the-counter medications
  • Report all vitamin supplements and herbal products
  • Discuss any vaccines you plan to receive during treatment
  • Avoid alcohol during your treatment course

Important

Certain medications can significantly reduce the effectiveness of Tubervac Injection or increase the risk of adverse effects. Always provide your healthcare provider with a complete medication list before starting treatment.

Storage Details

🌡 Store between 2°C to 8°C (refrigerator temperature)

Keep in a refrigerator away from children and pets

  • Do not freeze the injection
  • Keep away from direct sunlight
  • Store in original packaging until use
  • Check expiration date before use

Fact Box

Active Ingredient
Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) strain
Drug Class
Live bacterial vaccine / Immunotherapy
Therapeutic Use
Treatment of early-stage bladder cancer (non-muscle invasive bladder cancer)
Administration Route
Intravesical injection (directly into the bladder)
Prescription Required
Yes

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Rx Prescription Required

This medicine requires a valid prescription from a registered medical practitioner (doctor). As per Indian regulations, prescription-only medicines cannot be sold without a valid Rx.

You will need to upload your prescription during checkout. We accept clear images or PDF of your doctor's prescription.

Consult your doctor before taking any medicine. Never self-medicate with prescription drugs.

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We strongly encourage you to consult a qualified doctor or healthcare professional for guidance regarding any medical condition, symptoms, or medications. Never ignore or postpone seeking professional medical advice because of information you have read on MedsRight.

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