Tenvir l

What is a tenvir l tablet ?

Tenvir l tablet is a nucleoside similar. It is used in conjunction with other drugs to treat HIV infection. Tenvir l functions by interfering with the development of HIV infection. Tenvir l drug active ingredients Lamivudine and Tenofovir.

When is it prescribed ?

Tenvir L tablet is Prescribed for HIV infection.

How does work ?

The treatment is a combination of two anti-HIV drugs: Lamivudine Tenofovir 300mg/300 mg. We stop HIV (virus) replication, thereby increasing the amount of a virus in the body. These also increase the blood’s number of CD4 cells (white blood cells that protect against infection).

Side Effects of Tenvir L

The following is a list of possible reactions from all the ingredients that make up this drug. This is not an exhaustive list. Such reactions are probable, but they don’t always happen. Many side effects may be uncommon, but severe. If you experience any of the above side effects, particularly if they don’t go away, inform your specialist.

Minor side effect

Minor side effects are as follows

• Stuffy nose
• Muscle pain
• A sore throat
• Weight loss
• Rash
• Itching
• Passing gas
• Indigestion

Major side effect

Major side effects are as follows.

• Chills and fever
• Diarrhea
• Chest pain
• A cough
• Chest tightness
• Fatigue
• Depression
• Loss of appetite
• Kidney problems

How to use Tenvir L tablets ?

Take this medication’s dose and length as recommended by your doctor. Swallow the whole of it. Chew it not, crack it or smash it.

Precaution of Tenvir L

Inform the doctor about your current list of medications, counter products (e.g., vitamins, herbal supplements, etc.), allergies, pre-existing illnesses, and current health problems (e.g., childbirth, surgery, etc.) before using Tenvir L pill. Some state of health may make you more helpless to the medication’s reactions.

Take your family doctor’s instructions or follow the direction written on the insert of the product. Your dosage depends on your condition. Discontinue use if there is a rapid increase in rates of aminotransferase, worsening hepatomegaly / metabolic or unexplained cause of lactic acidosis.

Do not take tenofovir with other medications that could potentially damage the portion of your kidneys. Do a fat transfer physical examination. Have hypertension and kidney disease.

When Not to Use

If you have the following conditions, this medication should not be used

• Breastfeeding
• Clay-colored stools
• Dark urine
• Deep and rapid breathing
• Drowsiness
• Fast or uneven heart rate
• Hypersensitivity
• Impaired renal function
• Itching
• Jaundice