Dsorolen 10 Tablets

Babies: It is safe to use in < 12 -year-old individuals. Lactating mothers: Enough studies are not available on the use of this medication on lactating mothers. Seek your doctor's advice before using this medication. Pregnancy: Enough studies are not available on the use of this medication in pregnancy.
Seek your doctor's advice. Driving: Enough studies are not available on the use of this medication while driving. Consult your doctor. Alcohol: Enough studies are not available on the use of this medication while consuming alcohol.
Consult your doctor. Kidney: It is likely to be safe to use this medication in kidney disease patients. Studies suggest that dose adjustment maybe not be needed.
Seek your doctor's advice. Liver: It is likely to be safe to use this medication in liver disease patients. Studies suggest that dose adjustment maybe not be needed.
Seek your doctor's advice..

Itching Skin redness Nausea.

Dsorolen is a furanocoumarin class of medication. It is used with uv-a rays in the treatment of skin disorders like vitiligo and psoriasis.
Dsorolen activates the melanocytes and improves pigmentation on the patchy white area in vitiligo. It decreases the rapid growth rate of cells in psoriasis.
Thereby reduces skin scaling and thickening. .

If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible. If it is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose.
Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily. Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

• This medication is prescribed to treat skin diseases like vitiligo and psoriasis • Along with this medication, use sunscreen, sunglasses ( uv-a type glasses ), and cover your skin to avoid direct sunlight • Do not use any topical medications without your doctor advice to treat dryness and itchiness, which is caused by this tablet.

• Acetohexamide + Dsorolen: Concurrent use of these medications may result in increased efficacy of acetohexamide • Chlorpropamide + Dsorolen: Concurrent use of these medications may result in increased efficacy of chlorpropamide • Glimepiride + Dsorolen: Concurrent use of these medications may result in increased efficacy of glimepiride • Glyburide + Dsorolen: Concurrent use of these medications may result in increased efficacy of glyburide • Tretinoin + Dsorolen: Concurrent use of these medications may result in an increased risk of adverse effects • Tolbutamide + Dsorolen: Concurrent use of these medications may result in increased efficacy of tolbutamide • Verteporfin + Dsorolen: Concurrent use of these medications may result in increased photosensitizing activities of verteporfin.