Aaramine

Aaramine 250 Capsule is prescribed for several conditions, such as in Wilson's disease (excess copper in the body), severe rheumatoid arthritis, and certain types of kidney stones (cystinuria). Your doctor may also prescribe Aaramine 250 Capsule in case of heavy metal (lead) poisoning. Your doctor will determine if it is right for your specific condition.

You should avoid taking milk, antacids, zinc, or iron-containing supplements within 2 hours of taking Aaramine 250 Capsule. Additionally, avoid copper-rich foods if you have Wilson’s disease and other mineral supplements unless approved by your doctor.

You should seek immediate medical attention during Aaramine 250 Capsule treatment if you experience serious side effects such as unusual bleeding or bruising, fever or sore throat, unusual tiredness, blood in urine, joint pain, swelling, severe breathing difficulty, rash, etc. These could indicate serious complications requiring prompt attention.

The exact time Aaramine 250 Capsule takes to show results is not known. The timeline for noticeable improvement varies by individual, condition, and its severity. The initial improvement in symptoms may take a few months. You should continue taking Aaramine 250 Capsule even if you feel better and follow your doctor’s instructions and restrictions.

You should inform your doctor if pregnant or planning pregnancy, as this may require adjusting or changing treatment and regular monitoring during pregnancy. Aaramine 250 Capsule may be contraindicated in some cases. Discuss risks and benefits with your doctor.