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Fluconazole 200 mg – Fluconazole Tablets
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Fluconazole 200 mg - Fluconazole Tablets

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ProductFluconazole 200 mg - Fluconazole Tablets
CategoriesIvermectin & Fenbendazole
Pack Size28 Tablets, 56 Tablets, 84 Tablets
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Fluconazole 200 mg – Oral Antifungal Tablets

Existing catalogue category: Ivermectin & Fenbendazole (category review recommended)
Dosage form: Oral prescription tablets
Strength: 200 mg

Fluconazole is a systemic azole antifungal used for selected Candida infections and cryptococcal infections when prescribed. Its 200 mg strength does not determine the right regimen or indication.

How the medicine works

It inhibits fungal ergosterol synthesis, weakening the fungal cell membrane.

Medical precautions and adverse effects

Fluconazole may cause liver injury, QT prolongation and important interactions with other medicines. Pregnancy requires particular review. Seek urgent attention for jaundice, fainting, a severe rash or breathing problems.

Diagnosis and treatment

A qualified clinician should confirm the infection and choose the appropriate treatment schedule. Avoid self-prescribing these medicines for unrelated or unproven uses. Some gastrointestinal infections also require fluids and prevention of reinfection.

10 frequently asked questions

What infections can fluconazole 200 mg treat?

It may be prescribed for some Candida and cryptococcal infections based on the exact diagnosis.

Is fluconazole an antibiotic?

It is an antifungal, not a bacterial antibiotic.

Is 200 mg the standard dose for thrush?

No single dose is appropriate for every form of thrush; follow the prescription.

Can it treat fungal nail infections?

Some nail infections need prolonged, carefully selected antifungal therapy.

How long does it take to work?

Response varies by infection site and organism.

Can it affect liver tests?

Yes. Clinicians may review liver history and relevant laboratory tests.

Does it interact with heart medicines?

Yes. Serious medicine interactions and QT-related risks require review.

Is it safe in pregnancy?

Fluconazole use in pregnancy warrants medical assessment; do not self-treat.

What side effects need urgent care?

Jaundice, serious rash, abnormal heartbeat or breathing difficulty merit immediate help.

What if symptoms persist after treatment?

Reassessment may include confirming the fungus and possible alternative diagnoses.

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