
Auradex 4mg Tablet
Salt Composition: Dexamethasone
Expiry Date: 01/2028
Inclusive of all taxes
10 tablet(s) in a strip
About The Product
rheumatoid arthritis, eczema, atopic dermatitis,
Description
Auradex 4mg tablet is a prescription based used in the treatment of various types of disease such as rheumatoid arthritis, eczema and epotic dermatitis. The medication's generic name is Dexamethasone which is an active ingredient.
It works by blocking the certain chemical enzyme that cause inflammation and allergies. Doctor prescribe this medicine as the first line therapy to manage symptoms effectively in these conditions.
Uses
Rheumatoid arthritis, eczema, atopic dermatitis
Common side effects
- Auradex 4mg tablet is anti-cancer medication cause various symptoms.
- Some patients may resolve on their and others may require proper medical management to ensure safety.
- Some of the side effects that should be noticed and consult with the doctor: ● Increased blood pressure ● Decreased body growth ● Abnormal vision ● Cataract ● Discomfort in the eye ● Bone problems ● Inflammation in heart muscles ● Inflammation of pancreas ● Glaucoma ● Stomach ulcers ● Tiredness ● Increased appetite, weight gain ● Skin problems
How to use
- Auradex 4mg tablet should be taken with food to help reduce the risk of stomach irritation and improve absorption.
- The medication always be taken at the same time everyday for better efficacy and patients must follow their doctor's prescription dosage without skipping or stopping to ensure safe and effective treatment.
How it works
Auradex tablet is a hormonal therapy drug which works by blocking the production of certain hormones such as cortisol, which are involved in inflammation and immune system responses.
By reducing these hormone levels, the medicine helps control swelling, inflammation, skin rash and allergic reactions in various conditions.
Safety advice
FAQs
Yes, Auradex 4mg tablet is a hormonal therapy it can be used with other medication to enhance effective treatment and manage prostate cancer safely.
Reference
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