Lopinavir
Lopinavir is an antiviral ingredient used in HIV Infection. It is supplied with ritonavir in a combination tablet. Kaletra is the tablet form, with a strength of 200/50mg.
Medicine containing Lopinavir
Key points
- Lopinavir is an antiviral ingredient.
- Kaletra combines lopinavir with ritonavir.
- The tablet strength is 200/50mg.
What lopinavir is used for
Lopinavir has a named use in HIV Infection. The combination tablet pairs it with ritonavir. Kaletra supplies lopinavir together with ritonavir, not as a single ingredient.
Kaletra tablets
Kaletra is a tablet for HIV Infection. It contains lopinavir and ritonavir. The strength is 200/50mg. Pharmacy partners in India ship orders to Malaysia in discreet packaging.
Before lopinavir is used
Lopinavir is used under the care of a doctor. A doctor will check your medical history and current medicines before deciding whether it is suitable. Tell them about allergies and any health conditions you have. Do not assume that a medicine is safe because you have used it before. If you are already using HIV medicines, do not add lopinavir on your own. Ask a pharmacist to check any new medicine, including one bought without a prescription. Bring the pack or a list to every appointment.
Safety and interactions
Tell your doctor or pharmacist about all other medicines you take, including herbal remedies and supplements, so that possible interactions can be checked. Keep a list of your medicines and show it at appointments or when you ask a pharmacist. If you have an unusual reaction or feel unwell, seek medical advice promptly. Do not stop or change the medicine without medical advice. Do not use it without medical advice. Do not share your medicines with anyone else. Check the pack for storage instructions. Keep the pack and leaflet. Ask your pharmacist if anything is unclear. Ask before using any new product, including medicines for other conditions.
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