Lamipure-150 – 30 Packing

Lamipure-150

Composition: Lamivudine – 150 mg

Classification: HIV Medicine

Lamipure: Dual Purpose, Long-Term Viral Suppression

Lamipure is highly recommended due to its safety and efficacy against both HBV and HIV infections.

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What is Lamipure?

It is an anti-HIV medicine widely used in combination as treatment for HIV infections and Hepatitis B infections.

Uses of Lamipure

• • Chronic Hepatitis B
• • First-line treatment for HIV infection

How Does It Work?

It mimics the DNA bases and causes chain termination.
Inhibits viral replication
Causes viral cell death

Benefits

• • Well tolerated
• • Widely used maintenance therapy for HIV
• • Double action – HIV and Hepatitis B
• • Improves liver function
• • Lowers viral load

Common Side Effects

• • Nasal congestion
• • Cough
• • Headache
• • Stomach pain
• • Indigestion – diarrhea, nausea
• • Tiredness
• • Muscle pain, joint pain
• • Sore throat

Serious Side Effects

• • Hepatomegaly – jaundice, yellowish urine
• • Lactic acidosis – breathing problems
• • Liver inflammation
• • Inflammation of the pancreas in children
• • Risk of severe infections
• • Allergic Reaction

Precautions

To be used cautiously in –

• • Liver diseases
• • Kidney impairment
• • Co-infections – Hepatitis B
• • Pregnant and lactating women

Contraindications

• • Severe liver dysfunction
• • Hypersensitivity or allergic reaction to the drug or its excipients

Warnings

To be used under medical prescription.
Do not discontinue abruptly in Hepatitis B patients – may cause serious liver flare-ups.

Important Monitoring Considerations

Check for –

• • Lactic acidosis
• • Liver function – elevated liver enzymes
• • Viral loads (HIV, HBV)
• • Pancreatitis