Medication Guide
Medication Safety Guide for Cancer Patients
Cancer treatment is a complex process, and the safe and proper use of medication plays a vital role in recovery. Whether you are receiving chemotherapy, targeted therapy, or other oncology treatments, understanding how to use your medication correctly can improve treatment effectiveness and reduce unnecessary risks.
This guide is designed to help patients and caregivers stay informed and use medications safely throughout the treatment journey.
1. Use Medications Rationally and Responsibly
Before starting any medication, patients should clearly understand key information, including:
- The purpose of the medication
- The recommended dosage and schedule
- Possible side effects
- Any contraindications or precautions
Never adjust the dose, skip doses, or change medications on your own. Doing so may reduce treatment effectiveness or lead to unwanted side effects. Always follow the instructions provided by your doctor or healthcare team.
In addition, avoid self-medicating with other drugs, supplements, or herbal products without medical advice, as these may interact with cancer treatments.
2. Understand Different Types of Cancer Treatments
Cancer medications include a wide range of therapies, and each works differently in the body:
- Chemotherapy targets rapidly dividing cancer cells
- Targeted therapy focuses on specific molecules involved in tumor growth
- Other treatments may include hormone therapy or immunotherapy
Because these treatments affect the body in different ways, each comes with its own instructions and potential side effects. Knowing what to expect helps patients respond calmly and seek timely support when needed.
3. Managing Common Side Effects
Some side effects are common during cancer treatment, such as:
- Fatigue
- Nausea or vomiting
- Hair loss
- Pain or discomfort
- Changes in appetite
Proper side effect management can significantly improve quality of life during treatment. Patients are encouraged to:
- Stay well hydrated
- Maintain a balanced and nutritious diet
- Get adequate rest
- Report any persistent or severe symptoms to their healthcare provider promptly
Early communication allows doctors to adjust treatment plans or provide supportive care to ease discomfort.
4. Keep Regular Follow-Ups
Regular medical follow-ups are essential to:
- Monitor how well the treatment is working
- Detect and manage side effects early
- Adjust medications or dosages when necessary
Never miss scheduled appointments, even if you are feeling well. Ongoing evaluation ensures your treatment remains safe and effective.
5. Make Sure Your Medication Is Genuine
Medication safety also includes ensuring that the product you use is authentic. Counterfeit medical products can be ineffective or unsafe. To protect patients, Lucius Company provides an official product authentication system.
How to Verify Your Product
Step 1 — Check the Packaging
Genuine product packages include:
- Instructions printed in English and Lao
- An official anti-counterfeiting label
Step 2 — Reveal the Security Code
Scratch off the protective coating on the label to reveal a unique 6-digit security code.
Step 3 — Scan the QR Code
Open the official verification app on your smartphone and scan the QR code on the label.
Step 4 — Enter the Security Code
Type the 6-digit code into the verification field within the app.
Step 5 — Confirm Authenticity
The system will display a message confirming whether the product is an authentic product from Lucius Company.
Step 6 — View Product Information (Optional)
You can also access detailed product information within the app to confirm it matches what you received.
Your Safety Comes First
By following medical advice, understanding your treatment, managing side effects properly, and ensuring your medication is genuine, you can take an active role in your care and improve your treatment experience.
Lucius Company appreciates your trust and wishes you strength, comfort, and a smooth recovery journey.




