So, Palbociclib is this pill stuff used to treat certain types of breast cancer where the hormones and certain growth stuff are out of whack. Well, it’s part of this group called CDK4/6 inhibitors, which is like a big team of cells trying to divide and grow. It puts the brakes on that whole process.
There are different sizes, like 75, 100, or 125 milligrams, all come in pill form. Typically, you’d pop one 125-milligramer each day for three weeks, then take a break for the rest of that month. Each bottle holds just the right amount of pills to cover a full cycle treatment, 21 to be exact.
You’re supposed to keep taking the pills straight through without skipping a day.
