Artemether 80mg+ Lumefantrine 480 mg Tablets
Brand Name: LUMIKOS PLUS
Artemether 80mg+ Lumefantrine 480 mg Tablets
Brand Name | Composition | Packing Size | Packing Style | MRP |
LUMIKOS PLUS | Artemether 80mg+ Lumefantrine 480mg | 10X1X6 | Strip | 1320 |
Artemether & Lumefantrine Tablets are a combination of two antiparasitic medications; Artemether and Lumefantrine which together helps in treating certain types of malaria infections. Available in the market with the brand name LUMIKOS-PLUS, these tablets are manufactured and supplied by the Best Artemether & Lumefantrine Tablet Manufacturer, Apikos Pharma.
Artemether & Lumefantrine Tablets belong to a class of Anti-Malarial Drugs. It works by preventing parasites from growing in the human body’s Red Blood Cells (RBCs). It acts by destroying the malaria-causing parasites, reducing the spread of the infection. This is how this combination medication helps the user to get rid of non-severe malaria.
Artemether 80mg & Lumefantrine 480mg Tablets should be consumed with food, as prescribed by the doctor. To ensure you are using this medicine appropriately, follow the instructions given below:
Tell your doctor whether you have used any additional anti-malaria medications in the last 30 days. Aside from that, before taking Artemether & Lumefantrine Tablets, you must convey to the doctor if you have ever had the following health disorders:
There are no certain possibilities of the user experiencing serious side effects after the usage of this medication. Although the mild after-effects of the medicine may take place, they leave the body on its own. Following are the side effects that the user might come across after the consumption of Artemether 80mg & Lumefantrine 480mg Tablets:
Patients who have a known hypersensitivity to any of the medicine’s active or inactive constituents should avoid using Artemether 80mg & Lumefantrine 480mg Tablets.
2. Can Artemether 80mg & Lumefantrine 480mg Tablets be used during pregnancy?
No, Artemether 80mg & Lumefantrine 480mg Tablets are thought to be dangerous to pregnant women in the first trimester as they can raise the risk of fetal loss.