Hetrazan 100 Tablet
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| Indication | Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet helps manage Lymphatic Filariasis by targeting the parasites responsible for the infection. |
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## What is Hetrazan 100 Tablet
Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet is an anti-worm medicine used to treat Filariasis, including Lymphatic Filariasis and the related swelling called Elephantiasis. It contains Diethylcarbamazine 100 mg as its active salt and belongs to the antifilarial anthelmintic tablet class.
Pfizer Ltd manufactures Hetrazan 100 mg Tablets in GMP-compliant, WHO-approved facilities. This medicine works by acting on filarial worms and their larvae, called microfilariae. It helps the body remove these parasites and reduce infection-related swelling, inflammation, and discomfort.
The Hetrazan 100 mg tablet dose depends on age, body weight, infection type, and medical history. Take the tablet after food, follow the doctor’s directions, and complete the full course.
If a dose is missed, take it when remembered. If the next dose is close, skip the missed dose. In case of overdose, immediate medical help is needed.
Common adverse effects include nausea, headache, dizziness, tiredness, vomiting, fever, itching, and skin rash. A doctor should be consulted if symptoms last, worsen, or if breathing trouble, severe swelling, or allergy signs appear.
People with liver disease, kidney disease, heart problems, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or an allergy to Diethylcarbamazine should consult a doctor before use. Possible medicine interactions should also be discussed before starting this Elephantiasis medicine. Hetrazan 100 mg tablet uses for cough apply only when a doctor diagnoses Tropical Pulmonary Eosinophilia.
Store Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and moisture. Keep it away from children.
## What are the benefits of taking Hetrazan 100 Tablet
Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet contains Diethylcarbamazine, an anti-worm medicine that helps treat filarial worm infections. It works against filarial worms and microfilariae, helping the body clear the infection when used as advised by a doctor.
This anthelmintic tablet offers several clinical benefits for human health:
Supports Filariasis treatment: Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet helps manage Lymphatic Filariasis by targeting the parasites responsible for the infection.
Helps manage Elephantiasis-related swelling: This Elephantiasis medicine can help reduce swelling, inflammation, and discomfort linked with filarial infection.
Helps in Tropical Pulmonary Eosinophilia: Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet can help treat cough caused by Tropical Pulmonary Eosinophilia, but only after a doctor confirms the condition.
## How to take Hetrazan 100 Tablet
Consult a doctor before taking Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet and follow the advised dose schedule. The following guidelines ensure safe and effective use of this anti-worm medicine:
Take the medicine at evenly spaced times, exactly as directed by the doctor.
Swallow the Diethylcarbamazine tablet whole with a full glass of water. Do not crush, break, or chew it.
Take Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet after meals to reduce the chance of stomach discomfort.
Complete the full course and do not change the dose without medical advice.
## Strengths and Substitutes
This medication is available only as a 100 mg tablet. However, alternative anti-worm treatments containing Diethylcarbamazine remain available on the Cheap Medicine Shop:
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## What are the side effects of Hetrazan 100 Tablet
Like any medicine, Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet can cause mild side effects. These effects often improve as the body adjusts to the treatment. A doctor should be consulted if they last or worsen:
Nausea
Vomiting
Dizziness
Headache
Drowsiness
## Safety Advice
Liver Disease
Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet can not be safe for individuals with liver disease unless a doctor advises it. Liver problems can affect how the body processes this medicine, potentially increasing side effects.
Kidney Impairment
Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet needs caution in individuals with kidney impairment. Reduced kidney function can slow the removal of Diethylcarbamazine, so a doctor can adjust the dose.
Pregnant and Breastfeeding women
Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet is not considered safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless a doctor finds it necessary. Medical advice helps reduce possible risks to the baby.
Avoid
Individuals allergic to Diethylcarbamazine 100 mg should avoid this medicine. Alcohol and sedatives should also be avoided, as they can increase dizziness or drowsiness.
## FAQs
## Can Hetrazan be taken for intestinal worms?
No, Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet is not meant for common intestinal worms like roundworms or hookworms. It mainly treats filarial infections that affect the blood, tissue, and lymphatic system. A healthcare professional should confirm the worm type and recommend the appropriate anthelmintic medication.
## Is Diethylcarbamazine used to treat Filariasis?
Yes, Diethylcarbamazine is used to treat Filariasis. It acts against filarial worms and microfilariae, helping the body clear the infection. A doctor should confirm the diagnosis of Filariasis and advise on the correct dose, duration, and safety checks before treatment starts.
## Is Hetrazan used for Eosinophilia?
Yes, Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet can treat Tropical Pulmonary Eosinophilia when a doctor confirms the condition. This condition can cause long-term cough, breathing discomfort, and high eosinophil levels due to filarial infection. It should not be used for every cough.
## Can Hetrazan be used for children with worm infection?
Yes, Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet can be used in children only when a doctor prescribes it for specific filarial infections. The dose depends on the child’s age, body weight, and condition. Parents or caregivers should follow the doctor’s instructions carefully.
## Is Hetrazan safe during pregnancy?
No, Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet is not considered safe during pregnancy unless a doctor finds it necessary. Pregnant individuals should not take it without medical advice. A healthcare provider can check the condition, review safer options, and decide whether treatment is needed.
## Should liver function be checked during treatment with Hetrazan?
Yes, medical professionals recommend monitoring liver function during this therapy because the organ processes the active ingredient. Individuals with pre-existing hepatic issues face higher risks of complications if left unmonitored. Regular blood tests help doctors determine if the medication remains safe for the system.
## Can Hetrazan tablets cause drowsiness while driving?
Yes, Hetrazan 100 mg Tablet can cause drowsiness, dizziness, or tiredness in some individuals. Driving, operating machinery, or doing tasks that need alertness should be avoided if the person feels sleepy or less focused after taking the tablet.
## What are the side effects of Diethylcarbamazine 100 mg?
Diethylcarbamazine 100 mg can cause nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headache, drowsiness, itching, or skin rash. Some effects happen as the body responds to dying parasites. A doctor should be consulted if symptoms last, worsen, or feel unusual.
## Should Diethylcarbamazine be taken before or after food?
Diethylcarbamazine should usually be taken after food to reduce stomach upset. The tablet should be swallowed whole with water. Follow the doctor’s timing and frequency instructions, especially when the medicine is taken more than once daily.
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