Medication for Generic Malarone

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Malaria Tablets
Malaria Tablets



Generic Malarone is by far the most popular anti-malarial tablets taken globally. Generic Malarone

 has gained popularity because it contains two ingredients; Atovaquone and Proguanil. These two ingredients work together to prevent replication of malarial parasites insides the human body. You can buy malarone from a pharmacy near you.

How do you take Generic Malarone?

As already mentioned, generic Malarone is anti-malarial tablets suitable for both adults and kids. The tablets can be taken when you are suffering from Malaria or when entering a malaria zone.

If you are visiting a zone where Malaria is a threat, you are required to take on the tablet daily. You should start three days before you leave, and continue taking the tablets throughout your stay in the zone. You should take the tablet with a neutral drink such as milk or water. For safety concerns and the right dosage of malaria tablets, visit a travel clinic near you.

What should you do in case you forget the dose?

In case you forget to take generic Malarone, take a tablet as soon as you remember on the same day you forgot. In case a day elapses, do not take two tablets on the next day to compensate for the forgotten tablet because the drug might become resistant in your body.

What is the most common side effect of generic Malarone?

Side-effects of generic Malarone may appear to some people and miss in other people. Nausea is the most common side effects of Generic Malarone, and it can be prevented by taking the tablet after a meal and with a standard liquid such as water. In case you vomit after taking a tablet, you should take another tablet. You should not worry about being one or two tablets short, visit your nearest pharmacy replacement.

Who should not use generic Malarone?

If you have severe organ complications such as kidney disease or heart attack, you should avoid taking the tablets. You should instead consult your doctor for other Malarone alternatives. There is limited research on whether pregnant or breastfeeding women should take the tablets.

Additionally, if you are taking other medications, you should avoid taking generic malarone because it might interfere with the effectiveness of the tablets. If the tablets are making you extraordinarily sick or you are displaying allergic symptoms such as skin rash or pimples, seek medical attention from your doctor.

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