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Imuran 50mg Tablet 100s
RM 301.40
Imuran Tablet can be combined alongside other medicines.
Follow the doctor's advice on how much to take it and how often to take. Taking it along with food prevents nausea.
If you are pregnant, avoid the medication as it can impact the unborn baby. Also do not take it if you are breast feeding as it can harm the baby. Speak to the doctor first before taking the medicine as you may have interactions with other medications you are taking. Your doctor can check your progress frequently.
Many side effects require minimal medical assistance and fades as the body responds to the medicine. Speak to the doctor if they continue or if you are particularly worried.
Although side effects are not prevalent, there are a few serious side effects. The most common are nausea, loss of appetite, and high risk of bleeding. It can also increase your risk of contracting certain cancers. To reduce your risk of skin cancer, limit your exposure to the sun and use a sunscreen cream. There is a long list of possible side effects, which you should consult your doctor about. Some can be serious and require immediate medical attention.
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