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22

COMBIVIR

Filed Under Anti-Viral 

 

Drug Uses
Combivir is employed for the treatment of the infection by the HIV in combination with other medicines.

How Taken
Employ Combivir as directed by your doctor. Take Combivir with or without a meal. Continue to employ Combivir even if you feel well. The Combivir catch at the same time of each day will help you to remember to take it.

Warnings/Precautions
Before taking Combivir, known as your doctor or pharmacist if you have any medical conditions, particularly if you have allergies to medicines, foods, or other substances, if you are allergic to any ingredient in Combivir, if you weigh less than 110 pounds (50 kilogrammes), if you have a history of the problems of liver (for example, functional examinations hepatic, infection abnormal of hepatitis B) or of lactic acidosis, if you have a history of the problems of kidney, a disorder of marrow, problems of pancreas, the abnormal blood globule counts, or of the problems of nerve or muscle, if you are appreciably of excessive weight, if you are pregnant, far-sighted to become pregnant or nurse with the centre. If you become pregnant, contact your doctor. You will have to discuss the advantages and the risks to employ Combivir while you are pregnant. Combivir is found out of mother’s milk. Do not nurse with the centre while taking Combivir. The mothers reached of HIV should not nurse with the centre. There is a risk to pass the infection by the HIV or Combivir to the baby. Some medicines can act one on the other with Combivir. Said consequently your doctor of all the medicine of regulation or nonprescription, of preparation of sweet herbs, or dietetic supplement which you take. Do not take Combivir if you also take the stavudine, the zalcitabine, or other medicines containing the lamivudine or the zidovudine. The risk of side effects can be greater and of the additional benefits cannot be obtained if you take Combivir in the high amounts. Combivir does not treat the infection by the HIV. The patients can still obtain diseases and infections related to HIV. Remain under the care of your doctor. Combivir does not stop the diffusion of HIV to others by blood or the sexual contact. Employ the methods of barrier of birth control (for example, condoms) if you have the infection by the HIV. Do not divide the needles, the provisioning of injection, or the articles like toothbrushes or razors. When your provisioning of medicine is low, obtain more your doctor or pharmacist as soon as you can. Do not cease taking Combivir, even for a short period. If you made, the virus can develop resistant to medicine and become harder to treat. Do not cease taking Combivir without checking initially with your doctor. Some conditions, including hepatitis B, can worsen if Combivir is suddenly stopped. The changes of the grease of the body (for example, a greater quantity of grease in the back, the neck, the centre, and the trunk, and the loss top of grease of the legs, the arms, and the face) can occur in some patients taking Combivir. The long-term cause and effects of these changes are unknown. Combivir should not be employed at young people than 12 years of the children. Safety and the effectiveness in these children were not confirmed. Prudence is advised by employing Combivir in the children with a history of pancratite, or children who took other medicines for the infection by the HIV.

Missed Dose
If you miss an amount take it as soon as you remember. However if it is almost time for the next amount, jump the missed amount and continue your program of regular proportioning. Do not take a double dose to compensate missed.

Possible Side Effects
Some of the possible side effects are loss of appetite, changes of grease of the body, coughs, diarrhoea, giddiness, tiredness, headaches, indigestion, problems nasal, and insomnia or other of the problems of sleep, tires, weakness. Contact your so unspecified doctor among these or other side effects occur. If you test one of serious side effects afterwards, should seek the immediately allergic reactions of medical attention (eruption, hives, itch, difficulty breathing, sealing in the trunk, swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or language), the sunk urine, the depression, quickly or the irregular palpitation, the infection (fever, cold, throat endolorie), the ignition of the pancreas (pain of stomach, nausea low registers, vomitting), the common pain, the mental changes/mood to you, the pain of muscle, nausea, the numbness, tinkling, or the weakness of the arms or the legs, seizures, brevity of breath, tenderness or pain of stomach, swelling or pain of the mouth or language, bleeding or common bruise not very, common tiredness not very, weakness or common exhaustion not very, vomiting, yellowing of the skin or eyes.

Storage
Store Combivir with the F 36 - 86 (C) 2 and 30. Store starting from heat, of moisture, and the light. Not stored in the bathroom. Keep Combivir out of the range of the children.

Overdose
If the overdose is suspecte medical attention of research immediately. Some of the symptoms of the overdose of Combivir are confusion, giddiness, somnolence, an headache, nausea, seizures, tiredness, vomitting.

More Information
Combivir can cause somnolence or the giddiness. These effects can worsen if Combivir is taken with alcohol or some other drugs. Employ Combivir with prudence. Do not lead or do not carry out other tasks probably not very sure until you know react yourselves to this drug. If your symptoms do not improve or if they worsen, contact your doctor. Combivir should be only employed by the patient for whom one prescribed it. Do not take less or more or do not take them more often than not prescribed by your doctor.

Disclaimer
They is only general information, it does not cover all the directions, integrations of drug or precautions. You should count on top for no goal, it does not contain any specific instruction for a particular patient. We contradict all the responsibility for the exactitude and the reliability of this information. Us `about nonperson in charge of all damage.

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