Akurit-3 Tablet

Akurit-3 Tablet is a prescription combination medicine commonly prescribed for the treatment of tuberculosis. It works by preventing the multiplication and survival of the bacteria that cause the disease, thereby helping the body fight the infection more effectively.

Directions for Use
This medicine should always be taken as directed by your healthcare provider. For best absorption, it is recommended to take it on an empty stomach at the same time each day. The tablets should be swallowed whole with water and not broken, chewed, or crushed. Missing doses or discontinuing the treatment abruptly can reduce the effectiveness of therapy and may lead to drug resistance, so it is important to complete the full course even if symptoms improve.

Health Benefits
– Helps in the management and cure of tuberculosis, which mainly affects the lungs but may also involve other body organs
– Controls bacterial growth and infection spread, thereby supporting recovery
– Provides the combined action of three medicines for stronger therapeutic effect
– Reduces the risk of relapse when the full treatment plan is followed

Possible Side Effects
Some individuals may experience side effects such as nausea, vomiting, fever, rash, sweating, dark urine, watery eyes, or increased saliva. In certain cases, the medicine may cause nerve-related problems like tingling in hands and feet, or visual disturbances. Very rarely, liver-related issues or gout may occur. Most side effects are temporary, but if they worsen or cause concern, medical help should be sought immediately. Drinking plenty of water and maintaining a balanced diet may help ease minor discomfort.

Mode of Action
Akurit-3 Tablet combines three active ingredients that target the tuberculosis-causing bacteria in different ways. Together, they destroy the infection-causing microorganisms, stop their growth, and clear the infection from the body.

Precautions and Safety Information
– Avoid alcohol intake during treatment, as it can cause severe reactions and increase side effects
– Patients with kidney or liver conditions must use this medicine with caution and only under strict medical supervision
– Pregnant women should take this medicine only if the doctor considers it necessary, after weighing risks and benefits
– Safe to use during breastfeeding in most cases, as only minimal amounts pass into breast milk
– May cause dizziness, nerve problems, or vision changes in some people, so driving or operating machines should be avoided if these occur
– Regular monitoring of blood, liver, and kidney function may be advised during the course of treatment

Additional Guidance
Maintain rest, eat a nutritious diet, and follow the doctor’s advice closely for faster recovery. Avoid foods high in tyramine such as aged cheese, smoked meat, and certain alcoholic beverages while on this medication. Always inform your doctor about any other medicines or supplements you are taking to avoid interactions.