All are true about cyclophosphamide except -: (A) Causes immunosuppression, (B) Causes local irritation, (C) Well absorbed orally, (D) Alkylating agent
Answer is B. Ans. is 'b' i.e., Causes local irritation o The drug is not a vesicant, and produces no local irritation. o Cyclophosphomide is an alkylating agent, absorbed well orally and is used as immunossuppressant in many refractory autoimmune diseases.