Amtocort 4 mg 50s

Understanding

Triamcinolone is a drug with many trade names, one of which is Amtocort 4 mg 50s which is used to help treat allergic and inflammatory / inflammatory problems. This drug belongs to the class of corticosteroid drugs where the corticosteroid hormone plays a role in physiological systems such as stress response, immune response and inflammatory regulation, carbohydrate metabolism, protein catabolism, blood electrolyte levels and behavior. Amtocort 4 mg 50s works by preventing the release of substances that trigger allergies and / or inflammation / inflammation.

Symptoms that occur may occur during allergies and / or inflammation include:

• Itching in certain body parts and throughout the body
• Pain or pain in the joints
• Nasal congestion or runny nose
• Reddish skin in certain parts

Amtocort 4 mg 50s can be combined with other drugs to help relieve symptoms of allergies and / or inflammation. This drug is only used to relieve allergic and inflammatory symptoms / inflammation, so it does not treat the source of problems (causes) from allergies or inflammation.

Information

• Group: Hard Drugs
• Category: Drugs
• Ingredients: Triamcinolone
• Shape: Tablet
• Sales Unit: Tablet
• Pharmacy: Pharos Indonesia PT

Usability

Amtocort 4 mg 50s containing Triamcinolone is used as a medicine to help treat allergic disorders and / or inflammation / inflammation

Dosage & How to Use

Amtocort 4 mg 50s containing Triamcinolone is a drug that belongs to the Hard Medication Group so that every purchase must use a doctor's prescription. In addition, the dose of Amtocort 4 mg 50s should also be consulted with a doctor first before use, because the dosage uses vary depending on the severity of the disease.

Rules for using Amtocort 4 mg 50s:

• In adults, take 4-48 mg a day

Amtocort 4 mg taken 50s after meals. For maximum results, Amtocort 4 mg 50s taken daily and cultivated at the same time every day. If you accidentally forget to take Amtocort 4 mg 50s, it is advisable to drink it as soon as you remember if the next dose schedule is not too close. Don't change the missed dose by doubling the dose on the next schedule.

Stop using Amtocort 4 mg 50s if symptoms begin to improve.

Side effects

All drugs must have side effects, but not everyone will experience these side effects.

Side effects that may occur during the use of Amtocort 4 mg 50s include:

• Changes in behavior
• Increased skin fragility
• Increased appetite
• Gastrointestinal disorders include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or constipation
• Hyperglycemia (a condition in which blood sugar levels are higher than normal values)
• Glaucoma (eye disease where the fluid pressure in the eyeball becomes too high)
• Gastric ulcer (a wound that appears on the stomach wall due to erosion of the lining of the stomach wall)
• Osteoporosis (a condition when the quality of bone density decreases. This condition makes bones become porous and prone to cracking)
• Growth retardation in children
• Cushing's syndrome (a collection of symptoms arising from exposure to high levels of cortisol hormones such as weight gain, moon face), fat buildup in the area between the neck and shoulders (buffalo hump), decreased sexual arousal, and weakening of bone structure)

If the side effects persist even worsen, immediately stop using Amtocort 4 mg 50s and consult a doctor.

Be careful about using Amtocort 4 mg 50s at:

• Diabetes
• Hypertension (high blood pressure)
• Decrease in kidney and liver values
• Glaucoma (eye disease where the fluid pressure in the eyeball becomes too high)
• Psychosis (mental state that is disturbed by delusions or hallucinations)
• Delayed tissue healing
• Cirrhosis (long-term or chronic liver damage that causes injury to the liver)
• Heart failure
• Hypothyroidism (lack of nutritional intake in the form of iodine or iodine)
• Osteoporosis (condition when the quality of bone density decreases)
• Gastric ulcer (a wound that appears on the stomach wall due to erosion of the lining of the stomach wall)
• Thromboembolic disorders (blocked arteries)
• Monitor height in children if drug use is prolonged
• Termination of sudden drug use
• Elderly
• Children
• Pregnant and lactating women

The indications for using Amtocort 4 mg 50s include:

• Untreated fungal disease
• Bacterial infection
• Viral or parasitic infections
• Hypersensitivity (excessive allergic reaction)
• Neonates (newborns up to 28 days)

Amtocort 4 mg 50s drug interactions include:

• Decreases salicylate plasma levels
• Increased risk of gastrointestinal bleeding and ulceration (open wounds that may be difficult to heal) with NSAIDs
• Antagonise (opposite effect) the effects of antidiabetic drugs lowering blood glucose
• Increased risk of hyperkalemia (the amount of potassium in the blood is higher than normal) with amphotericin B, β agonist, β-blocker, potassium-depleting diuretic, theophylline
• Increased clearance of triamcinolone with cyclosporine, carbamazepine, phenytoin, barbiturates, rifampicin
• Infection can develop if given with live vaccines

The FDA (United States Food and Drug Administration) categorizes Amtocort 4 mg 50s into categories C and D (in the first trimester) with the following explanation:

Category C: Studies in animal studies have shown fetal side effects (teratogenic or embryosidal or other side effects) and there have been no controlled studies in women, or studies of women and animal experiments cannot be carried out. The drug can only be given if the benefits obtained outweigh the risks that may arise in the fetus.

Category D: Proven to pose a risk to the human fetus, but the magnitude of the benefits obtained when used in pregnant women can be considered (for example if drugs are needed to deal with life-threatening situations or serious illnesses where safer drugs are not effective or cannot be given).

Animal studies cannot always be used as a basis for safe use of drugs against pregnant women. The absence of adequate and well-controlled clinical research in pregnant women makes the use of drugs containing Amtocort 4 mg 50s. During pregnancy, you still need to consult with your doctor first.