Iversun 12mg

Description

Iversun 12mg, an oral medication, contains the generic drug Ivermectin12mg. It is part of the antiparasitic drug group. It is used primarily to treat parasitic infections of the intestinal tract, skin, and eyes.

Ivermectin kills parasites by paralyzing them. This drug is commonly used to treat roundworm infections, filariasis, and scabies. It is best to take one dose with food, and preferably only if prescribed by a doctor.

This drug can be used up to three times per year until the parasitic infection is completely gone. The drug is safe and has minimal side effects, such as dizziness, nausea, drowsiness, or diarrhea.

To confirm that the infection has subsided, blood and stool tests might be necessary. The doctor will advise you to take this drug. Avoid it during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Children weighing less than 15 kg are not advised to use it.

What’s Iversun 12mg?

Iversun 12mg is the Active Ingredient in ivermectin 12. It belongs to the anti-parasitic drug group. Ivermectin, a semisynthetic antihelminthic medication for oral administration, is available as an oral preparation. It is a Schedule H drug.

Ivermectin can be purchased as an oral tablet, topical cream, or topical lotion. Ivermectin 12mg, an oral form of Ivermectin, is used to treat parasitic infections that affect the skin, eyes, and intestinal tract.

How does Iversun 12mg work?

Ivermectin, a semi-synthetic derivative from a group of avermectins, has anti-parasitic activities against most nematode parasites. It also has anti-parasitic properties against filariasis and scabies. The drug is absorbed into the intestinal tract and acts on the diplomatic channels of parasites. This causes chloride ion infusion.

This causes hyperpolarization and paralysis of the muscles. This drug binds to the parasite and attacks the neuromuscular system. It paralyzes and then kills the parasite. The drug may also prevent the production of larvae by adult parasites, thus preventing parasitic infection.

Iversun 12mg:

Iversun 12mg treats parasitic infections in the intestinal tract, skin, or eyes. It can be used to treat intestinal strongyloidiasis and onchocerciasis.

How do you use Iversun 12mg?

Iversun 12mg tablets should be taken empty stomach without chewing or breaking them. Take it with a glass of water, preferably in the morning. Although it is typically taken in one dose, the doctor may recommend multiple doses spread over a period of time.

The doctor will direct you to take this drug. The doctor’s prescription and the patient’s medical condition will determine the dose and duration.

Instructions

You can read the instructions and follow them. Do not take this drug in higher doses. You should be aware of side effects and allergic reactions. If you have any questions, consult your doctor immediately. Any questions regarding any medicine or disease should be directed to your doctor. It is not a habit-forming drug and should be avoided by alcoholics.

In order to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the drug, the doctor may recommend clinical monitoring. To ensure that the patient is free from intestinal parasitic infection, stool examinations may be necessary.

The doctor may conduct follow-up exams to determine the presence of microfilariae (young parasites) on the skin and eyes in cases of eye and skin parasitic infections. Additional ivermectin may be necessary if there is no improvement in their numbers after treatment. Eye parasitic infections that are not treated promptly require follow-up eye exams.

Manufacturers

Sunrise remedies pvt. manufactures Iversun 12mg. Ivermectin 12-mg is the generic name for iversun 12-mg. Ivermectin 12 mg is available in different brands. Manufacturer Sunrise Remedies Pvt. Ltd Packaging contains 10 tablets in 1 strip

• Dermawin Pharmaceuticals manufactures Ivel 12mg.
• Healing Pharma manufactures Iverheal 12mg.
• Ranbaxy laboratories Ltd. manufactures Ivermectol 12mg.
• Stromectol is manufactured by Merck and co.
• Scavista 12mg is manufactured by Zuventus Healthcare ltd.
• Mankind Pharmaceuticals Ltd. manufactures Vermact 12mg.
• Micro Labs Ltd. manufactures ivermectin 12mg.

Iversun 12mg Side-effects

Iversun 12mg may have mild side effects that may disappear quickly.

• Energy loss
• Appetite loss
• Tiredness
• Abdominal pain
• Vomiting/nausea
• Dizziness
• Diarrhea
• Drowsiness (sleepiness).
• Itching without or with rashes
• Joint pain without swelling or with swelling
• Fever
• Eye problems
• Pain and swelling of lymph nodes

Main Side Effects

Some side effects may be severe and may require emergency medical attention. These are:

• Eye problems (redness and swelling, pain, loss or vision, bleeding, loss of sight, loss of vision)
• Pain in the neck/back
• Breathing difficulty
• Inability to control urine/defecation
• Standing/Walking difficulties
• Extreme drowsiness/tiredness
• Confusion
• Coma
• Seizures
• Low blood pressure symptoms include dizziness, fainting, and light-headedness.
• Severe allergic skin reactions (rashes, redness, blistering, skin peeling)
• Liver damage: Abdomen pain, dark urine, yellowing skin, and eyes, liver disease

Patients must immediately notify their doctor about side effects and take the appropriate precautions.

Why not use it?

Iversun 12mg should not be used if the patient has an allergy to any component of this drug. If the patient experiences severe allergic reactions such as skin rashes or swelling of the face/throat/tongue and breathing difficulties, this drug should not be used.

After treatment with an antiparasitic drug, some patients may experience severe systemic, skin, or ophthalmological reactions (the Mazzotti reaction). The drug should be used with caution.

Warnings

General Warning

The Mazzotti reaction can be caused by anti-parasitic drugs like Ivermectin. It can cause fever, rashes and itching, as well as low blood pressure, fluid retention, edema, joint pains, and other symptoms such as itching. It is likely that the parasites have caused an inflammatory reaction.

If a person who is taking Ivermectin 12mg has been infected with Loa loa, there is an increased chance of developing encephalopathy. Encephalopathy refers to a condition that causes brain damage, both structurally and functionally. Before starting the ivermectin therapy, one must first undergo a Loa infection assessment before traveling to Loa loa-endemic areas, such as Central or West Africa.

Cognitive side effects such as drowsiness and seizures can be caused by Iversun 12mg. Patients with these symptoms should not drive or operate on machines.

Iversun 12mg may cause skin problems (severe itching, hives, rashes) or eye problems (redness, swelling, pain, and vision problems) due to allergic/inflammatory reactions. These symptoms may be similar to those caused by parasitic infections. If such symptoms occur, it is important to consult your doctor.

Warnings to special populations

Pregnancy

Iversun 12mg should not be used during pregnancy unless it is clearly needed. Ivermectin has been classified as a pregnancy category C drug. This means that animal studies have shown adverse effects on the fetus if the mother consumes Ivermectin; however, there are not enough human studies to determine if the drug is safe or teratogenic. If one is pregnant or intends to become pregnant, one should consult a doctor before starting treatment.

Breastfeeding

Ivermectin can pass through breast milk and could affect a child who is breastfed. Breastfeeding mothers should consult a doctor before taking this drug. Breastfeeding may be temporarily stopped if the drug is necessary.

Older

The processing speed of this drug may be slower in elderly patients with impaired liver function. This can cause prolonged drug circulation at higher levels and more side effects.

Children

Children weighing less than 15kg (33 lbs) have not been shown to be safe or effective with this drug.

Dosage: (missed dosage/overdose)

Adults aged 18 to 64 years can take 200 mg/kg body weight (for gastrointestinal infection) or 150 mg/kg (for skin/eye infection) as an oral dose.

Children aged 0-17 years old who weigh more than 15kg are recommended to take 200 mg/kg for intestinal infection and 150 mg/kg for skin/eye infection.

In the case of senior patients, dosage adjustment may be necessary. Based on the condition of the patient and the doctor’s recommendation, follow-up treatment may be necessary.

Commonly, the dosing interval for treatment programs for onchocerciasis is 12 months. For individual treatment, it can be as little as 3 months.

Iversun 12mg can be used to treat parasitic infections for short-term use. The drug will not work if the dose is missed. Overdose can lead to symptoms such as. These symptoms should be reported to your family doctor immediately if you experience any of the following symptoms.

• Swelling
• Headache
• Dizziness
• Itching and skin rashes
• Weakness (loss in energy)
• Breathing difficulty
• Abdominal pain
• Tingling and numbness
• Seizures
• Controllability of body movements is not a given

If any of these symptoms occur, one should immediately contact their doctor. These patients can be treated with support treatment using intravenous fluids and electrolytes. To prevent the absorption of the ingested material, purgatives, gastric lavage, and emesis may also be used.

Interactions

These are the possible interactions between Iversun 12mg and Iversun 12. This generic me may require a doctor’s approval in these cases.

Interactions with alcohol

It is best to avoid alcohol while taking Iversun 12mg. This may cause you to experience more side effects of ivermectin.

Interactions with food

This drug is safe for all dietary requirements.

Interactions with medicine

It is possible for this drug to interact with medications such as warfarin, amprenavir, and warfarin. It is possible for the drug to interact with vitamins and other medicines. One must inform their doctor before taking any medication.

Warfarin is used to thin the blood. However, if ivermectin and warfarin are taken together, the blood-thinning effect can be increased which could lead to severe bleeding. If these drugs must be taken simultaneously, the doctor might recommend monitoring the international normalized ratio (INR).

Paracetamol, Miralax, and aspirin are all possible interactions.