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Zovirax (Acyclovir) Medication Information:

What is Zovirax?

Zovirax is a prescription medicine that belongs to a class of drugs called antivirals. Zovirax contains aciclovir as its active ingredient and has potent antiviral activity. This medication is mainly used for the treatment of viral infections like genital herpes, cold sores, and chickenpox.

Benefits and uses of Zovirax:

Doctors generally prescribe Zovirax to treat initial episodes of genital herpes and to suppress the frequent recurrence of genital herpes. It is also used to treat herpes labialis (cold sore), herpes zoster (shingles), and chickenpox.
Zovirax does not cure the viral disease but it reduces your symptoms and the severity of the infection. It helps to decrease pain and itching, speed up sore healing, and prevent new sore formation.
In people with genital herpes, Zovirax does not protect against the spread of the virus to others. You can spread the virus even if you do not have symptoms. Therefore always use an effective barrier method such as condoms or dental dams during all sexual activity.

How to use Zovirax?

If you are diagnosed with the herpes virus, start the therapy as soon as possible or at the first sign of an outbreak. Your doctor may prescribe you Zovirax tablets depending on your age and medical condition. The tablets are taken orally with or without food.

Recommended dosage:

For genital herpes:The initial recommended dosage is one 200mg tablet every 4 hours 5 times daily. Use it for no more than 4 days. Consult with your doctor if your symptoms do not improve after 4 days.
For suppression of recurrent genital herpes:The initial recommended dosage is 200mg three times daily. If conditions do not improve, the dosage can be increased to five times daily.
For chickenpox:Not more than 800mg 4 times daily for five days. Start the therapy within 24 hours once the rash appears.
For herpes zoster:800mg of Zovirax every 4 hours, 5 times daily for 7 to 10 days. Start the therapy within 72 hours of the onset of lesions.

Take the medication at the same times every day for maximum benefit. Do not skip any dose, or stop this medication early without consulting your doctor. Always drink enough water while taking Zovirax to prevent the chances of dehydration and kidney damage.

Side effects of Zovirax:

Patients may experience some common side effects after taking Zovirax, including:

Loss of appetite.
Diarrhea
Nausea and Vomiting.
Stomach pain.
Headache
Fatigue
Fever

Contact your doctor immediately if you notice any serious side effects, including:

Kidney problems.
Bloody or dark urine.
Unusual back pain.
Agitation, confusion, hallucinations.
Trouble speaking.
Sudden vision changes.
Drug Interactions.

Safety Information:

Do not take Zovirax if you are allergic to any of its ingredients.
Before starting the treatment, tell your doctor about your medical history, especially of kidney problems, liver diseases, HIV, and organ transplants.
Do not use alcoholic beverages or marijuana along with the treatment.
You should not get certain vaccines including the chickenpox vaccine while using the medication.
If you are pregnant or a breastfeeding mother, consult with your doctor about the safety of Zovirax.

References:

Consult your doctor for medical advice on the use of Zovirax:

Side Effects:

Most side effects do not require medical attention and disappear as your body adjusts to the medication. Consult your doctor if they persist or if you're worried about them:

Lexaprofen: The most common side effect is nausea.

Therapeutic indications

ACICLOVIR EG 5% CRE is indicated in children and adolescents for the treatment of herpes simplex infections of the skin and mucous membranes due toHerpes Simplex Virus infections of the skin and mucous membranes.

Dosage and Posology

ACICLOVIR EG 5% CRE should be administered at a high dose (5 grams) before the time required to:

kill the growth of the herpes simplex
live. It is a very short course of acyclovir, not exceeding 3 days.
Not be repeated the dose of 5 grams that is normally administered. The dosage may vary according to the child
Inform the doctor if you experience any of the following symptoms:
rash;
blisters;
tightness;
blisters on skin;
easy bruising or bleeding
yellowing of the skin or eyes (glossophilia); or
fever.

The doctor will decide the correct dosage of ACICLOVIR EG 5% CRE when it is given in the right patients. The frequency of administration will be determined by the doctor. For children, the dosage is 2 grams every 8 to 12 hours, in 24-hour schedule. The course will be disturbed in most cases during the age of 12 months. In most cases, the symptoms of disturbed schedule are as follows: rash, itching; redness and scaling (fever); black and tarry stools; slurred speech; painful, inf)), and indigestion. In case of accidental overdose, inform the doctor.

Contraindications

ACICLOVIR EG 5% CRE should be used in accordance with yourcurrent vaccinations when you are exposed to tetanus or sarin (Neivind©).

The following contraindications apply to you when you apply the acyclovir:

severe renal or hepatic insufficiency;
a previous history of reactions with acetaminophen, aspirin or other anti-inflammatory medicines;
established allergy to tetanus or sarin;
established sensitivity to acyclovir; or
established latent diabetes.

The following exclude the use of acyclovir in children when:

you have been treated with acetaminophen (Tylenol) for pain or fever in the past; or
you have had reactions with acyclovir or tetanus.

ACICLOVIR EG 5% CRE is not recommended for use in patients who have:

been exposed to any type of germ-sass; or
been immunosuppressed; or
been exposed to cytomegalovirus (5A6) in the last 6 months. Acacias may be necessary in these patients.

Aciclovir should not be given to a child after your recent exposure to a sarin (Nevele)

Side effects

of acyclovir are very rare. In the first few days of treatment, (an uncommon side effect), you should contact your doctor.

A cold sore attack has been reported in patients treated with aciclovir, the medicine used to treat the symptoms of shingles. This was the first reported to occur in patients using aciclovir. The first reported cases involved a patient taking valacyclovir to treat shingles. The patient also had a cold sore on his left cheek area.

The first reported cases were reported in Australia and New Zealand in September 2019. A total of 30 patients with shingles and cold sores were treated in this trial. The first reported cases involved five patients with shingles and cold sores. Patients were treated with aciclovir (200 mg/day) for five days. The treatment duration was 4-6 weeks for shingles and 1-3 weeks for cold sores. The patients were instructed to take the tablets every day for a period of three days. The patients were instructed to follow the dosage instructions given by their doctor.

Patients were instructed to take the tablets every day for a period of three days. Patients were instructed to complete the full course of treatment, even if symptoms improved or disappeared during this period.

All patients were advised to take the tablets every day for a period of four days. If the patients had any side effects, such as nausea, dizziness or fatigue, the patients should seek medical attention right away. If a patient experienced any unusual symptoms or unusual bleeding or bruising, the patient should contact a doctor.

The trial was stopped after the trial had been completed, and the trial has been discontinued. A second trial was started after a review of patients. A second trial was stopped after the trial had been completed and the trial has been discontinued.

A total of 28 patients were enrolled. All patients were given an oral aciclovir cream. A total of 7 patients were taking valacyclovir (5 tablets). The patients who were on valacyclovir for shingles had a history of cold sores or genital herpes, and the patients who had genital herpes had a history of herpes, or had had an episode of cold sores during the previous five days. Patients on valacyclovir were prescribed aciclovir for five days.

A total of 12 patients were treated with aciclovir for shingles and cold sores and received a course of aciclovir 400 mg/day. All patients were given an oral aciclovir cream, which was applied to the affected area three times daily. The patients received an oral aciclovir cream once daily.

A total of 12 patients were treated with valacyclovir for shingles and cold sores and received a course of valacyclovir 400 mg/day. All patients were given an oral valacyclovir cream that was applied to the affected area three times daily. The patients received an oral valacyclovir cream that was applied to the affected area twice daily.

The patients who were on valacyclovir for shingles and cold sores had a history of cold sores or genital herpes, and the patients who had genital herpes had a history of herpes, or had had an episode of cold sores during the previous five days. Patients who had herpes, or had had an episode of cold sores during the previous five days were excluded from the study. All patients were given an oral aciclovir cream that was applied to the affected area five times daily. The patients received an oral aciclovir cream that was applied to the affected area three times daily.