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Acyclovir	800 mg	30 Tabs	$140.99
Acyclovir	200 mg	60 Tabs	$71.99
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Acyclovir	800 mg	90 Tabs	$361.99

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When should you take Acyclovir?
Acyclovir is a potent treatment medication for herpes infections that have spread to the skin, lips, and genital areas. Acyclovir also has other treatment abilities for herpes zoster, commonly referred to as shingles, as well as chickenpox. All listed conditions can be effectively treated with this medication. However, Acyclovir does not cure your herpes infections altogether. Instead, it works to reduce the amount of pain you feel, any itching associated with the infection, and Acyclovir is an exceptional healer. It can help hide or mask your herpes infection to help you live a better life. Acyclovir is often prescribed by doctors to prevent your infection from returning if you have not had an outbreak for significant period of time. Aside from this, it’s also a powerful treatment options for shingles and chickenpox and it has proven to be very convenient for those patients. Acyclovir is fairly versatile and it can be prescribed for a variety of conditions. If your doctor sees it fit, you might take this medication for conditions other than what’s listed here.

How do you take Acyclovir?
Like most medications, Acyclovir should be taken by mouth, through a capsule or tablet. Make sure you follow the directions that are printed on your prescriptions label. These directions are important if you want to ensure the quality of your health. Swallow the capsule or tablet completely whole and do not chew, split or break the medicine. You can take your medication with a glass of water. Some patients choose to take their medicine after eating or with a glass of milk. This can help your body digest the medication and reduce the chance of side effects like nausea. Make sure you take all doses in the regular, schedule intervals. Never take more medication than you’re supposed to. When being prescribed Acyclovir, you will probably be directed to complete a schedule for your medication. Don’t stop taking this medicine before you’re supposed to, or take it longer than you’re supposed to. Even if you can see noticeable changes in your condition, your treatment isn’t complete until your doctor confirms it. There might be special requirements to take this medication as a child. If you’re not an adult and considering taking Acyclovir, you should consult with your doctor before hand.

What are some things to be aware of when taking Acyclovir?
There are some conditions where your dosage of Acyclovir may need adjustments. Renal impairment is a condition that will alter your dosages of Acyclovir and you should talk to your doctor about this. If you are taking nephrotoxic agents then you should use caution with this medication and talk to a medical professional. These medications can conflict and increase your risk of developing renal dysfunction and reversible central nervous system problems. If you are experiencing bothersome side effects, you should see your doctor. You need to consult with your doctor if you are pregnant, plan to become pregnant or breast-feeding during your time of treatment. It’s important for your safety and your child’s safety that you know the risks of taking medication during these times. It’s important that you address any concerns you may have with your doctor as well. Unfortunately, there isn’t any documentation to support Herpes Zoster treatment when it has been started after 3 days from getting your rash. You should begin treatment immediately when you have Herpes Zoster. Genital Herpes Infections can be treated with Acyclovir but like all medications, it cannot cure it. Chickenpox can also be treated with Acyclovir for healthy kids that have the condition mildly to moderately. Adults who get chickenpox normally contract the disease on a more serious level. There isn’t any information regarding treatment of chickenpox with this medication.

What if you miss a dose of Acyclovir?
When you miss one of your doses, you should take it when you remember you forgot it. If you are about to take your next dose, don’t take the dose that you missed. It’s not acceptable to take two doses in a short period of time.

What are some of the possible side effects of Acyclovir?
Side effects are different from patient to patient. More importantly, side effects are more common in patients that take higher dosages. You should talk to your doctor about the side effects you’re experiencing. If they are bothersome, you might be able to lower your dosages. Side effects which occur most often include: seeing things (hallucinations), confused thoughts and feelings, extreme thirst, severe redness on your skin, blisters, peeling skin, skin that appears loose, mouth problems, problems urinating, seizures, rashes, gives, pains, nausea, tremors, weakness and unusual sleepiness, diarrhea, dizziness, headaches, sensitivity to light and the sun, appetite gains, appetite losses, and throwing up. Some of these side effects are less serious than others. You should judge your condition accordingly and make accurate judgments on your course of action.

Where can you store Acyclovir?
Keep all medication stored at room temperature. Room temperature is the ideal environment for prescription drugs. It is neither hot, nor cold. Keep medicine between 60 and 75 degrees F which is 15 and 25 degrees C. Don’t expose your pills to light, heat, or moisture. Never let kids be in the surroundings of your medications. These are for you only. Discard your prescription drugs upon ending treatment or on their expiration date.

What can happen in a possible overdose of Acyclovir?
There are many signals that you could be suffering from an overdose of your medication. More often than not, the side effects of this drug will become very intense, to a degree that is unbearable. You need to get emergency medical attention immediately. Overdoses have been reported when patients have received a bolus injection or when high dosages are consumed and your fluid levels and electrolyte balances were not being monitored by a doctor or medical professional. This can result in some dangerous outcomes like elevated BUN and serum creatinine and renal failure. If this happens, hemodialysis might counter renal failure until you are able to restore it. However, a hospital or emergency personnel will make all final decisions regarding your medications and emergency procedures.

More information to be aware of about Acyclovir
If you’re taking other medications, even over-the-counter drugs that don’t typically conflict with other drugs, you still need to tell your doctor prior to beginning your prescription. It’s important for your health and your prescribed dosages that they are well informed of your current and previous medical history. Even products such as natural supplements, vitamins and herbal products can cause conflict. If you regularly consume caffeine or alcoholic beverages, or you smoke, these are concerns your health care provider will need to address. If you use recreational drugs, you could suffer from severe side effects when using this medication. Don’t stop taking this medicine without first talking to your doctor. Make sure you follow the directions of your health care provider.