Abamune 300 Mg

Ques: Is Abamune 300 mg safe and effective?

Ans: Yes, it is quite safe and effective for preventing human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) from multiplying in your body. It has very few side effects as compared to other medicines.

Ques: What kind of precautions should a patient take when he uses the Abamune 300 mg tab?

Ans: before use this medicine a patient should take some precaution like:

• Check its expiration date.
• Check its authenticity.
• check its pros and cons etc.

Ques: Is Abamune 300 mg costly medicine?

Ans: No, an abamune 300 mg tab not a costly medicine.

Ques: Can I purchase Abamune 300 mg without prescription?

Ans: No, you cannot buy abamune 300 mg pills without a valid doctor prescription.

Ques:  How much time is taken to perform?

Ans: It starts to perform on the first day to prevent multiplication of HIV virus.

Ques:  Can I consume 300 mg of Abamune 300 mg along with other medicines?

Ans: Yes, with the doctor's advice.

Ques: How Can I store it?

Ans: Yes, you can store it with some important instructions such as:

• Keep it in a dry place.
• Keep it away from the children
• Keep it away from direct sunlight. Etc.

Ques: Does Abamune 300 mg affect fertility?

Ans: Yes, it may affect a person's fertility, so always use it with the doctor recommendations.

Ques: Can I use this medicine during pregnancy and breastfeeding?

Ans: NO, if you want to use this medicine during pregnancy and breastfeeding periods then you should take the advice from the doctor before using it.

Ques: Can I use Abamune 300 mg regularly?

Ans: Yes, but you need a doctor's advice.

Uses of Abamune 300 mg

Abamune 300 mg (Ziagen, Abamune) will not cure your body of HIV. You can still spread the virus to other people through infected blood (via needles, razors, toothbrush) or through unsafe sexual practices (ensure proper barrier contraception). You must take care about these things and employ proper measure so as not to spread the virus. You must not take Abacavir with any other medicine that also contains Abamune 300 mg.

Abamune 300 mg is an FDA pregnancy category C drug. It is not known if it can harm an unborn baby if taken during pregnancy. However, HIV can be passed to the baby if the mother is not treated properly during pregnancy. Remember to take all medications for HIV as prescribed to prevent your baby from contracting the HIV virus. Do not miss any dose of Abamune 300 mg. If you miss several doses in a row, you may have a dangerous or fatal allergic reaction once you start taking it again. Do not stop taking this medicine without the advice of your doctor.

Before taking Abamune 300 mg

Before taking Abamune 300 mg, take care of all precautions mentioned above. Discuss them with your doctor and clear all doubts which you may have about this drug. Also, to ensure that this medicine is safe for you, you must inform your doctor in advance if you have these conditions: heart disease, liver disease, high blood pressure, or a risk factor for heart disease (smoking, diabetes, or high cholesterol), or if you have used another HIV medicine in the past.

Abamune 300 mg Dosing Information

A number of factors may affect the dosage of Abamune 300 mg, including the patient's age, sex, drug allergies, and the severity of the condition. Depending on the results of your examination, your doctor will determine the appropriate dosage for you. To achieve the best results, be sure to follow your doctor's advice carefully.

Abamune 300 mg can be taken with or without food according to your doctor's instructions. Combinations of drugs are usually used to treat HIV. You should always follow your doctor's instructions when taking prescribed medications. The warning card that comes with Abamune 300 mg lists the symptoms of allergic reactions. Make sure you read this card and keep it on hand at all times. Dry and cool places are best for storing this Abamune.

What if I miss a dose?

If you miss a dose of Abamune 300 mg, take it as soon as you remember. Don’t take the missed dose if the time to take the next dose is almost up. Taking multiple doses near to each other can lead to excess medication in your body which can be harmful.

What if I overdose?

In case of an overdose of Abamune 300 mg, get emergency medical attention or call the Doctor immediately.

Things and Activities to avoid while taking Abamune 300 mg

Abamune 300 mg will not help your body get rid of HIV. It will stop the growth and multiplication of the virus. Chances of spreading the HIV will still remain the same through unprotected sex, infected razors, needles or toothbrush. Hence, avoid these activities and things.

Side Effects of Abamune 300 mg

Some common side effects of Abamune 300 mg are trouble sleeping, or loss of appetite. Contact your doctor if these effects persist or deteriorate further. Changes in body fat deposition may occur while taking HIV medication such as increased fat in deposition in the upper back and stomach areas whereas less fat in arms and legs.

Abamune 300 mg has caused lactic acidosis in some people (especially overweight women and those with liver disease). Lactic acidosis may develop into a fatal condition over time if left untreated. If you experience muscle pain or weakness, numbness in the limbs, breathing problems, stomach pain, or nausea with vomiting, you must seek medical attention immediately.

Your liver can also suffer serious or life-threatening damage if you take Abamune 300 mg. If you experience severe stomach pain that progresses to your back, fast heartbeats, itching, loss of appetite, dark urine, clay-colored stools, or jaundice, you should seek medical attention immediately.

Abacavir Sulphate may cause more side effects than those mentioned above. Do not take this medication if you suffer from any serious side effects. Consult your doctor if you experience any serious side effects.