Medications for Castleman disease are used to treat this rare lymph node disorder. They work by targeting specific proteins in your immune system to reduce inflammation. A primary example is a monoclonal antibody called Sylvant (siltuximab). It's given as an injection into a vein. Most other medications for this condition are prescribed off label.
SILTUXIMAB treats Castleman disease, a condition that causes your body to make extra cells in your lymph nodes. It works by blocking a protein that causes lymph cells to grow and multiply. This decreases symptoms. It is a monoclonal antibody.
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