FEBUCHEM-40/80

Febuxostat 40/80 MG Tablet Uses

Gout is a condition caused by excess uric acid in the blood. When uric acid is too high in the body, it forms crystals that can form around the joints. These crystals can form around the joints. These crystals can cause painful and swollen joints and sudden and severe pain. Other symptoms of gout include redness, Warmth, and swelling. This medicine works by preventing the formation of uric acid crystals and reducing uric acid levels in the blood. This reduces the risk of developing gout symptoms and makes them milder if they do occur. It is usually used as a long-term treatment for gout and should be taken regularly until the dose is complete. You can take a febuxostat 40/80 tablet with or without food, and it would help if you continue taking it as advised by your doctor, even if you are not experiencing gout symptoms. If you stop taking it, your symptoms may get worse as more uric acid crystals form in the joints. You can help yourself by changing your diet (e.g., avoiding alcohol and non-vegetarian foods), and Adding plenty of fluids to your daily routine.

Direction to Use 

• This medication should be taken orally, with or without food, as advised by your doctor, typically once a day. 
• Please refer to your pharmacist’s Medication Guide before beginning treatment and every time you receive a refill. For any questions, please consult your physician or pharmacist. 
• The dose is determined by your health and how well you respond to treatment. You should take this medication regularly to get the best results. The best way to remember to take it is to take it at the same time every day.
• Do not increase the dose or take this drug more frequently or longer than recommended. You will not get better any quicker, and your chances of experiencing serious side effects will be increased. Severe side effects may happen even at the recommended dose. 
• Febuxostat does not provide pain relief. During the first few months of taking this medicine, you may experience more gout attacks as your body eliminates excess uric acid. Your doctor may also prescribe medication (e.g., colchicine or NSAIDs like ibuprofen or naproxen) to prevent or treat a gout attack. Keep taking your prescribed medications for gout attacks according to your doctor’s instructions. 

Warning and Precautions 

• If you are allergic to this product or have any other allergies to Febuxostat, contact your physician or pharmacist before taking these products. This product contains inactive ingredients that may cause allergic reactions or side effects. Please consult your pharmacist for further information. Febuxostat 40 / 80 MG. 
• Tell your doctor about your medical history, before using this medication. Especially about Kidney problems and liver problems(such as cirrhosis).
• Alcohol can decrease the effectiveness of this medication. Limit the amount of alcohol while having treatment with Febuxostat 40/80 MG.
• This medication should only be used during pregnancy if it is necessary. Talk to your medical healthcare professional about the risks and benefits of this medication. 

Side Effects 

It is important to remember that this medication is only given to you because your doctor has decided that the benefits outweigh the risks. Most people who take this medication do not experience any kind of serious side effects. However, If you experience serious side effects, stop taking this medication and seek medical attention immediately. These side effects may include – 

• Unusual bleeding/bruising, numbness.
• Tingling in your fingers or toes, pale or gray color of the lips, tongue, palms of hands.
• Signs of infection such as sore throat that doesn’t go away.
• Unusual weakness, tiredness, fast heartbeat, shortness of breath, and signs of kidney problems such as change in the amount of urine. 

Very severe allergic reactions to this drug are very rare. However, if you experience a severe allergic reaction, you should seek medical attention immediately. Symptoms of a severe allergic reaction include – 

• Rash Itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat) 
• Severe Dizziness 
• Trouble Breathing.