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Acivir IV 25mg Injection 10ml helps to treat several viral infections like shingles, herpes infections, and chicken pox. It prevents the viruses from multiplication in human cells and therefore helps to clear out the infection.
Liver patients should use Acivir IV 25mg Injection very cautiously; Dose adjustment may be required, doctor's consultation is very important.
Kidney patients should use Acivir IV 25mg Injection very cautiously; Dose adjustment may be required, doctor's consultation is very important. If you are taking this medicine, always remain hydrated because the presence of excess water in the body prevents toxicity.
There is no information available yet on whether drinking alcohol along with Acivir IV 25mg Injection causes any harmful interactions; But if you are alcohol addictive then it is better to take doctor's advice.
You can drive after taking this drug as this drug does not seem to impair the driing ability.
Acivir IV 25mg Injection has been considered safe to use during pregnancy. Although animal studies have been conducted, the drug has not shown any effect on the developing baby, although human studies have been very limited.
If you are breastfeeding, you can take Acivir IV 25mg Injection because this drug is completely safe and does not pass through the milk to the baby.
Acivir IV 25mg Injection 10ml is an antiviral medication that acts by preventing the multiplication of viruses in human cells. The medicine interferes with the generation of new viruses and clears up your infection.
If you missed a dose of Acivir IV 25mg Injection 10ml; a doctor's consultation is required.
Herpes labialis- is a viral infection characterized by cold sore all around the lips and mouth. Herpes simplex virus infections- is a viral infection caused by Herpes Simplex Virus-1 (HSV-1) or HSV-2, lead to develop sores around the mouth or genital organs, body aches, and fever. Shingles- refers to the reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus due to which painful rashes and blisters typically on one side of the body. Genital herpes infection- is a viral infection primarily caused primarily by HSV-2 or sometimes by HSV-1, due to which one may experience itching, painful sores at genital region, and flu-like symptoms. Chickenpox- a highly contagious viral infection caused by varicella-zoster virus, recognized by blister-like rashes, itching, fatigue, and fever.
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