Itralase 100 Capsule- 15
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Manufactured By Cipla Ltd
Composition Itraconazole (100mg)
Package Size ( 15 Capsule in a strip )
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It is generally safe to consume alcohol with Itralase 100mg Capsule.
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A: Itralase is an antifungal medicine used to treat fungal infections of skin, mouth, eyes, nails, vagina and other internal organs.
Q: Is Itralase an antibiotic?
A: Itralase is an anti-fungal antibiotic. It is useful in treating infections caused by fungi, but not by bacteria, viruses or parasites.
Q: Is Itralase safe?
A: Yes, Itralase is safe if used at prescribed doses for the prescribed duration as advised by your doctor.
Q: Is Itralase a steroid?
A: No, Itralase is not a steroid. It is an antifungal medicine which belongs to the class of triazoles.
Q: Is Itralase stronger than fluconazole?
A: Itralase is effective against a much wider range of fungal infections as compared to fluconazole. However, both drugs are equally effective and safe if used for same infections.
Q: Can I take Itralase with paracetamol?
A: There are no known drug interactions between Itralase and paracetamol if taken together. However, interaction can occur. Consult your doctor about all medications that you are currently taking before starting Itralase.
Q: Can I take Itralase with amoxicillin or penicillin?
A: There are no clinically observed drug interactions between Itralase when taken with amoxicillin or penicillin. Please talk to your doctor in case you are taking the two medicines together.
Q: Does Itralase affect the action of oral contraceptives (birth control pills)?
A: There are no known interactions of Itralase with oral contraceptives (birth control pills). However, interactions can occur. Please consult your doctor if you are asked to take Itralase and you are already taking oral contraceptives.
Q: Does Itralase treat ringworm (dermatophytoses)?
A: Yes, Itralase is used to treat ringworm (known as dermatophytoses e.g. tinea pedis, tinea cruris, tinea corporis, tinea manuum).
Q: Does Itralase cause an increase in blood pressure?
A: An increase in blood pressure has been seen with Itralase in some studies. However, this is not a very common side effect. Please consult your doctor in case you have a history of high blood pressure or you are experiencing high blood pressure after taking Itralase.
Q: Does Itralase cause erectile dysfunction?
A: Yes, Itralase can rarely cause erectile dysfunction (erection problems). Please consult your doctor if you experience this problem.
Q: Does Itralase cause weight gain?
A: Weight gain has not been reported as an adverse effect with Itralase. However, if you experience unexpected weight gain with Itralase, this could be an indication of an underlying heart problem. Consult your doctor immediately as Itralase can make your heart problem worse.
Q: Is Itralase a sulfa drug?
A: No, Itralase is not a sulfa drug. It is an azole derivative antifungal medicine.
Q: Does Itralase cause drowsiness (feeling sleepy)?
A: Drowsiness (feeling sleepy) has not been reported as a side effect of Itralase. However, in case you feel very sleepy while taking Itralase, you must consult your doctor. Dizziness (feeling of fainting) has been reported as a side effect with Itralase
Q: Does Itralase cause hair loss?
A: Hair loss (alopecia) is reported as a side effect of Itralase in the postmarketing studies. Please consult your doctor in case you experience hair loss while taking Itralase.
Q: Does Itralase kill candida?
A: Yes, Itralase has been shown to be active against candida and is indicated for the treatment of the infections caused by candida. It is indicated for the treatment of oropharyngeal candidasis.
Q: Does Itralase work for nail fungus (dermatophytoses)?
A: Yes, Itralase does work for the nail fungus known as dermatophytoses (tinea unguium). Consult your doctor before starting Itralase for any infection and you must take the medicine for as long as it is prescribed by the doctor. Do not stop the medicine until told by your doctor.
Q: Does Itralase have penicillin in it?
A: No, Itralase does not have penicillin in it.
Q: Does Itralase make you tired?
A: Itralase does not make you tired. In case you feel very tired while taking Itralase, please talk to your doctor immediately as it may be due to an underlying liver problem or a heart condition with fluids in your lungs.
Q: Can I take Itralase with aspirin?
A: There are no clinically observed drug interactions between Itralase when taken with aspirin. Please talk to your doctor in case you are taking the two medicines together.
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