Q. How does ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE work? A. ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE works by inhibiting essential component of fungal cell membranes i.e., ergosterol. Cell membranes play essential role for the survival of fungi and cell membrane disintegration leads to fungal death which results in clearing the infection.
Q. Does ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE treat tinea (ringworm) infections? A. Yes, ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE can be used to treat tinea (ringworm) infections.
Q. Can ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE cause tinnitus (ringing in ears)? A. Yes, ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE may cause tinnitus. However, everyone may not experience it. If you experience any changes in hearing, please consult your doctor immediately.
Q. Is ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE antibiotic? A. No, ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE is an antifungal drug used to treat fungal infections of skin, nails, vagina, eyes, mouth, and internal organs. Antifungal drugs fights against fungal infections by affecting the cell membrane or metabolism of fungi.
Q. What are the medications which should not be taken along with ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE? A. Some medicines may reduce the effect of ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE or interact with ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE or cause serious side effects when given both at same time such as antihistamines, statins, antiarrhythmic agents, anaesthetics, antipsychotics and medicines used for angina, migraine, drug abuse and digestive problems. So, always inform and check with your doctor before taking ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE with other medications.
Q. Can I stop ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE on my own? A. No, you are advised to take ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE as long as your doctor has asked you to take it. This is because ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE when stopped in the midway can lead to recurring of infections with greater intensity. Do not stop or skip ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE despite symptomatic relief.
Q. How to store ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE? A. Do not store ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE above 25°C and store away from heat and sunlight. Keep ITMAC 200MG CAPSULE out of the reach and sight of children. Please dispose the unused medicine as suggested by the pharmacist.