RITOCOM TABLET 30'S

RITOCOM TABLET 30'S interfere with the protease enzyme necessary to produce new viruses in HIV-infected cells. By inhibiting this enzyme, they prevent the virus from multiplying and spreading in the body.

Yes, there are certain precautions and warnings to consider RITOCOM TABLET 30'S may have potential interactions with other medications, can affect liver function, and may cause changes in heart rhythm. It's important to discuss any pre-existing medical illness or concerns with your doctor before starting this medication.

Before taking RITOCOM TABLET 30'S, you should inform your physician about any medical illness, including liver or kidney problems, diabetes, heart disease, pancreatitis, or any history of drug allergies. Also, inform about all the medications, supplements, or herbal products you are currently taking, as this tablet can interact with other drugs and cause adverse effects.

Suppose you have Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, or other liver problems. In that case, you may have a greater risk of developing new or worsening liver illness during treatment with RITOCOM TABLET 30'S. Tell your healthcare provider immediately if you have any signs and symptoms of liver problems.

Store RITOCOM TABLET 30'S tablets at room temperature, between (20°C to 25°C). Please do not keep the tablets out of the container for longer than two weeks, especially in areas with a lot of humidity. Keep the container closed tightly.

It is available in tablet form, and each tablet contains 200 milligrams of lopinavir and 50 milligrams of Ritonavir. The combination of RITOCOM TABLET 30'S in Lopimune is formulated to provide an effective antiviral treatment for certain conditions, including HIV.

RITOCOM TABLET 30'S can interact with other drugs.

To prevent the spread of HIV infection, avoid sharing needles or syringes, which can transmit HIV-1 infections easily. It's necessary for individuals who use injectable drugs to use sterile needles and syringes and never share them with others. Personal items like toothbrushes, razor blades, or anything with body fluids or blood on them should also be avoided. They should not be shared because HIV-1 can be present in blood and certain body fluids, and sharing these items could mainly transmit the virus.

Since this drug is unsafe for breastfeeding because HIV infection can be passed to the baby in the breast milk, alternative feeding methods can be followed to nourish the infant's growth. If you forget to take RITOCOM TABLET 30'S for the entire day, take your usual dose the next day. However, do not double-dose yourself.

RITOCOM TABLET 30'S is made of a combination of LOPINAVIR and RITONAVIR molecules.

RITOCOM TABLET 30'S treats infectious diseases.

Molecules like Lopinavir and Ritonavir, present in RITOCOM TABLET 30'S, treat infectious diseases by working against viruses.