Amphomul 50mg Injection

ABOUT AMPHOMUL 50MG INJECTION

Amphomul
50 mg Injection is an anti-fungal prescription used to treat genuine and
conceivably hazardous diseases caused by various contagious species. The
colloidal scattering type of this medication is utilized as a part of patients
who don’t react or can’t endure the customary type of this prescription.

MEDICINAL USES

Amphomul 50 mg Injection
is utilized in the treatment of Visceral Leishmaniasis (Kala Azar) and Febrile
Neutropenia. Amphomul Injection
contains Amphotericin B as an active ingredient. It works to killing
fungal cells and stop spreading to other part of the body.

AMPHOMUL 50MG INJECTION SIDE EFFECTS

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Shaking

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Fever

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Chills

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Hypotension

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Anorexia

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Nausea

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Vomiting

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Headache

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Dyspnea

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Reduced
kidney function

AMPHOMUL 50MG INJECTION PRECAUTIONS

The measure of time required for this solution to demonstrate its activity isn’t clinically settled. 
The measure of time for which this medication stays dynamic in the body isn’t clinically settled. 
Communication with liquor is obscure. It is fitting to counsel your specialist before utilization. 
No propensity framing inclination has been accounted for. 
This pharmaceutical is prescribed for use in pregnant ladies just if totally important. Examine every one of the dangers and advantages with your specialist before getting this drug. 
This drug is generally alright for use in breastfeeding ladies. Notwithstanding, every one of the dangers and advantages ought to be talked about with the specialist before getting this prescription.

STORAGE REQUIREMENTS:

Store
at 2° to 8°C .

Protect from moisture.

AMPHOMUL 50MG INTERACTION

 Amphomul Injection may interact with the following
drugs and products:

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Aminoglycosides

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Antineoplastic drugs

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Azole antifungals

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Corticosteroids

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Digoxin

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Flucytosine

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Muscle relaxants

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Pemtamidine

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Tacrolimus