QUININE SULFATE (QUALAQUIN)

Quinine Sulphate is a Prescription medicine.

The dose of Quinine Sulphate in case Malaria in adults is 600 mg 8 hourly continued for 7 days. In Children, the recommended dose is 10 mg per kg of bodys weight. In case of Cramps, the dosage for adults is 300 mg - 600 mg.

Qualaquin is used to treat Malaria and Leg cramps.

• Immediate medical help should be taken if there is skin rash or any other severe allergic reaction.
• Before starting taking quinine sulphate, the doctor should be well informed about any past history of diseases and the drugs administered for the same.

• Patients suffering from Heart disease, kidney disease should not Buy Qualaquin without the doctor?s advice.
• Persons who use this medication should avoid using dangerous machinery and hazardous activities as Quinine Sulphate causes dizziness.
• Patients taking this medicine should avoid alcoholic drinks.
• Pregnant women and Breast feeding mothers should not Purchase Quinine Sulphate.
• Qualaquin Drug should be used cautiously by Elders.

Quinine Sulfate (Qualaquin)is an antimalarial agent used to treat malaria. Quinine Sulfate may also be used to treat leg cramps

Quinine Sulfate (Qualaquin) prevents the development of malaria parasites in the blood. To treat malaria, you can take Quinine Sulfate (Qualaquin) alone for 3 to 7 days, but it is more commonly used in one of three different combinations:

Quinine Sulfate (Qualaquin) plus doxycycline or tetracycline is taken for 7 days.

Quinine Sulfate plus pyrimethamine-sulfadoxine is taken as a single dose of three tablets.

Quinine Sulfate plus clindamycin is taken for 7 days.

People suffering from any heart disease or kidney disease should Buy Quinine Sulphate only by doctor's recommendation.

People taking Qualaquin should avoid the use of dangerous machinery and hazardous activities since this medication causes drowsiness.

Alcoholic drinks should be avoided by patients using this medication.

Pregnant women and breast feeding mothers should not Purchase Qualaquin.

This medication should be used cautiously by elder people.

• Feeling tired
• Fever
• Pain in the muscles
• Swlling in the glands
• Rash on the skin
• Bad throat
• Shivering

• Decrease in blood sugar level
• Swollen lips and face
• Ringing in the ears
• Failure of kidney
• Headache
• Pain in the stomach
• Feeling confused
• Hazy vision
• Blood diseases
• Heart pounding

Quinine Sulphate should be taken with a glass of water. It should be taken with food to avoid stomach upset. The dosage should not be exceeded or lessened without the doctor's recommendation. The use of the drug should not be stopped on your own.