Phosphocol is no longer available in the United States.
Phosphocol is a prescription medication given to people who suffer from cancer. The drug, offered with the brand name Phosphocol P-32, is via catheter to people who suffer from cancer and who experience leaking in certain organs, like the lung sac or the sac that holds the liver, intestines, and stomach. In addition, the drug can be given via injection to people who have cancer in their ovaries or prostate. Dosing varies from person to person, and a doctor should oversee the administration of Phosphocol. The active ingredient/generic name of the drug is chromic phosphate p 32.
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