Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets

If you’ve taken more tablets than you are meant to, let a doctor know straight away. You may experience heart problems and uneven heartbeats.

If you are pregnant, think you might be pregnant or plan on having a baby, talk to a doctor or pharmacist before taking this medicine or any other medicine used to prevent malaria.

It’s possible that Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets can cause blurred eyesight or make it difficult to focus your eyes. If this happens to you then you shouldn’t drive or use any dangerous tools or machinery.

Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets should not be given to children under 1 year of age. For the children over the age of 1, the dose depends on the child’s age range:

• Ages 1 – 4, it is recommended to take half a tablet once a week on the same day each week.
• Ages 5 – 8, it is recommended to take one tablet once a week on the same day each week.
• Ages 9 –14, it is recommended to take one and a half tablets once a week on the same day each week.

Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets can be bought online from registered pharmacies like e-Surgery. Make sure that the online pharmacy you’re ordering medicine from is registered and operating legally by looking for the green GPhC logo on the website or using the GPhC website to look up the pharmacy in question.

You can get in contact with one of our pharmacists via our free Ask-a-Pharmacist service for professional medical advice regarding Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets. You can also use reputable online sources like the BNF website.

It’s important to inform your doctor or pharmacist about any other medications you’re taking before starting Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets.

This medication may interact with certain drugs, such as amiodrone, antacids, cimetidine, and digoxin. Your healthcare provider can advise you on potential interactions and adjust your dosage if necessary.

Proper storage is important for maintaining the effectiveness of Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets. Keep the tablets below 30°c, away from moisture and heat. Store them in the original packaging until you’re ready to use them. Consult the patient information leaflet or your pharmacist for specific storage guidelines.

If you miss a dose of Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets, take it as soon as you remember. Wait 7 days before taking the next dose and carry on taking the tablets each week on this new day of week.

Yes, vision problems are a potential side effect of Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets. This medication can cause blurred vision, difficulty focusing, and changes in color vision. If you experience any vision disturbances while taking this medication, notify your doctor and avoid activities that require clear vision, such as driving.

Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets are typically taken one week before traveling to a malaria-risk area. The medication needs time to build up in your system to provide effective protection against malaria.

It’s crucial to follow the dosing instructions provided by your healthcare provider to ensure optimal prevention.

Yes, skin rashes and hair loss are possible side effects of Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets.

These skin-related side effects are usually mild and temporary, but in some cases, they can be more severe. If you experience any concerning skin reactions or hair changes, promptly inform your doctor for proper evaluation and management.

The long-term use of Avloclor (Chloroquine) 250mg Tablets may increase the risk of certain side effects, such as eye damage.

It’s essential to discuss the duration of treatment with your doctor and have regular eye examinations and blood tests to monitor for any potential adverse effects. Your healthcare provider will determine the appropriate treatment course based on your individual circumstances.