Product Description

Azoran 50 MG Tablet contains Azathioprine, an immunosuppressant medicine used to reduce the activity of the immune system. It is commonly prescribed to prevent organ transplant rejection and manage certain autoimmune conditions. It works by reducing the activity of immune cells that mistakenly attack healthy tissues.

🔹 Key Uses

- Prevention of kidney transplant rejection.
- Treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.
- Management of autoimmune hepatitis.
- Treatment of certain autoimmune diseases.
- Management of inflammatory conditions.
- Treatment of immune system disorders as prescribed by a doctor.

🔹 Composition

Each tablet contains:

Azathioprine 50 MG

🔹 How It Works

Azathioprine works by interfering with the production of DNA and RNA in rapidly dividing cells, particularly immune cells. This reduces the multiplication and activity of lymphocytes, helping suppress excessive immune responses and prevent the immune system from attacking transplanted organs or healthy body tissues.

🔹 Key Benefits

- Helps prevent organ transplant rejection.
- Reduces excessive immune system activity.
- Helps manage certain autoimmune conditions.
- Reduces inflammation caused by abnormal immune responses.
- Supports long-term management of selected immune-related disorders.

🔹 Dosage and Administration

Azoran 50 MG Tablet should be taken exactly as prescribed by a doctor. The dosage depends on the medical condition, body weight, treatment response, and overall health. It can be taken with or after food to reduce stomach discomfort. Regular blood tests may be required to monitor blood cell counts and liver function. Do not stop taking this medicine without medical advice.

🔹 Possible Side Effects

- Nausea and vomiting.
- Diarrhea.
- Loss of appetite.
- Abdominal discomfort.
- Increased risk of infections.
- Low white blood cell count.
- Liver function abnormalities.
- Increased risk of bruising or bleeding.

🔹 Precautions and Warnings

- Inform your doctor about any existing liver or kidney problems.
- Regular blood tests are necessary during treatment.
- Avoid contact with people who have serious infections.
- Inform your doctor about all medicines being taken.
- Avoid live vaccines unless approved by your doctor.
- Use effective contraception and discuss pregnancy or breastfeeding with your doctor.
- Long-term use may increase the risk of certain cancers, including skin cancer.
- Do not stop or change the dosage without medical advice.