Binaquine 80Mg Tablet is composed ofIntroduction
Expert Advice
Indications
This medication is used for the treatment of malaria, hepatic amoebiasis (areas of pus due to infection), giardiasis (parasitic disease), rheumatoid arthritis (autoimmune destruction of joints).
Contraindications
Patients who have the following conditions should not take this medicine: low blood sugar, G6PD deficiency, low amount of magnesium and potassium in the blood.
Precautions
Patients administered with this medication must be cautious if they have impaired renal(kidney) or hepatic(liver) function. Perform eye test before and during long-term therapy.
Side effects
Patients administered with this medication may experience, headache, GI distress, skin eruptions, depigmentation, hair loss, blurred vision, corneal opacities.
Pregnancy
No definite data regarding pregnancy is available therefore be cautious.
Lactation
Intake of this medication is contraindicated in lactating females
Primary Uses
Malaria
Indications
This medication can be used for malaria; liver infections such as: hepatic amoebiasis, giardiasis; and rheumatoid arthritis (disease of the joints).
Side Effects
This medicine may cause headache , GI disturbances (upset stomach), skin eruptions (rashes) , or hair loss., depigmentation, blood disorders, myelosuppression (bone marrow suppression), convulsions (body muscles contract), cardiomyopathy (heart fails to pump blood), retinal damage and corneal changes.
Warnings
Pregnancy
No definite data regarding pregnancy is available, therefore; be cautious. Please consult your doctor before.
Lactation
This medication is contraindicated in lactating females.
Driving
Please avoid driving when taking this medicine as it may affect your ability to drive.
Precautions
Consult your doctor regarding precautions in patients with: Porphyria (blood disorders), liver or kidney problems, and skin diseases such as psoriasis. Eye tests should also be performed before therapy, and during it.
Contraindications
Patients who have the following conditions should not take this medicine: low blood sugar, G6PD deficiency, low amount of magnesium and potassium in the blood.
FAQS
Can we take this medicine with our meal?
Yes, you can. This is advised by doctors to avoid stomach upset that usually follows using this medicine.
Any activity that we should refrain from while using this medicine?
Activities requiring focus and concentration, like driving, should be avoided.
Is it safe for the use of diabetic patients?
Since this medicine has the potential to lower blood sugar level, diabetic patients, if using this medicine are advised to monitor their blood glucose regularly.
Is it available over-the-counter?
Yes, it is.
Does this medicine affect the menstrual cycle?
No, it does not. Patients are still advised to get a doctor’s advice on this.
Disclaimer
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