Ashnate 120 Injection

Description

Information About Ashnate 120 Injection

An antiparasitic drug is called Ashnate 120 Injection. It is utilized to treat malaria. It is not used to treat or prevent severe malaria, which affects the brain, kidneys, and lungs.

As side effects of this medication, some patients may develop headaches, dizziness, weakness, and appetite loss. Injection site effects including discomfort, edema, or redness are also possible to see. If any side effects last longer than expected, please call your doctor. Blood tests may be used to check for the presence once a week for four weeks to detect the presence of malarial parasites.

Ashnate 120 Injection Uses

• Malaria

Ashnate 120 Injection Benefits

In Treatment of Malaria

An antimalarial drug called Ashnate 120 Injection is used alone or in combination with other treatments to treat malaria, a serious or fatal condition brought on by a parasite that enters the body through the bite of infected mosquitoes. This medication is delivered by a doctor or nurse and should not be taken by the patient alone. Except as directed by your doctor, avoid taking any other medications or antacids with this one, since they may interfere with how well it works. Without first consulting your doctor, never use this medication to treat any other condition.

Ashnate 120 Injection Side Effects

• Headache
• Dizziness
• Weakness
• Loss of appetite
• Injection site reactions (pain, swelling, redness)

How to Use Ashnate 120 Injection

You will receive this medication from your doctor or nurse. Please avoid self-administration.

FAQs

Q1. To whom should Ashnate 120 Injection not be administered?

Patients who are allergic to Ashnate 120 Injection or any of its components shouldn’t use the medication. Consult your doctor, however, if you are using Ashnate 120 Injection for the first time or if you are not aware of any allergies.

Q2. What should I discuss with my doctor before beginning Ashnate 120 Injection therapy?

Inform your doctor if you have any additional medical conditions, such as a kidney or heart condition, before beginning treatment with Ashnate 120 Injection. This is due to the possibility that certain medical problems could impact your therapy and necessitate dose adjustments. Please inform your doctor of all the medications you are currently taking as well, since they may have an impact on this medication or vice versa. Tell your doctor if you’re expecting or nursing a baby.

Q3. What questions should I bring up to my doctor before starting Ashnate 120 Injection treatment?

Before starting therapy with Ashnate 120 Injection, tell your doctor if you have any additional health issues, such as a kidney or heart condition. This is because it’s possible that specific medical conditions could affect your therapy and call for dose modifications. As they can affect this drug or the other way around, please let your doctor know about all the medications you are now taking. If you are nursing a child or expecting a child, tell your doctor.