NINtenA

NINtenA 150mg Soft Gelatin Capsule is a medication that helps slow down scarring or stiffness in the lungs. It is mainly used to treat conditions like pulmonary fibrosis (lung scarring) and certain types of lung diseases. It works by blocking substances in your body that cause lung tissues to become thick and stiff. NINtenA 150mg Soft Gelatin Capsule helps slow down lung function decline, but it is not a cure.

Yes, though rare, NINtenA 150mg Soft Gelatin Capsule may cause liver injury, heart attack, bleeding problems, kidney issues (protein in urine) and gastrointestinal perforation. Your doctor will monitor you regularly to reduce these risks.

NINtenA 150mg Soft Gelatin Capsule is not recommended for moderate or severe liver disease. In mild cases, the dose is usually reduced. NINtenA 150mg Soft Gelatin Capsule should also be used with caution in kidney impairment, and monitoring is essential.

NINtenA 150mg Soft Gelatin Capsule should be avoided in individuals if they are pregnant or planning pregnancy, have severe liver problems, have had recent stomach surgery or are at high risk of bleeding or blood clots. There are no official contraindications, but caution is advised in these specific groups.

Diarrhea is common during NINtenA 150mg Soft Gelatin Capsule treatment. Your doctor may advise using anti-diarrheal medicine early. Drink fluids and contact your doctor if it is severe or long-lasting, as they may adjust your dose.

No, NINtenA 150mg Soft Gelatin Capsule does not reverse fibrosis (lung scarring), but it slows its progression, helping to preserve lung function and potentially improve quality of life over time.

While there are not specific foods you should avoid, eating a light meal when taking NINtenA 150mg Soft Gelatin Capsule can help reduce stomach upset. If you experience diarrhea, avoid spicy, fatty, or junk foods that might make it worse.

NINtenA 150mg Soft Gelatin Capsule works gradually to slow down lung scarring. It is not a quick-relief medication, and it may take several weeks or months before you notice improvements. Your doctor will monitor your progress through regular check-ups and tests.

Contact your doctor immediately if you experience severe diarrhea that does not improve, unusual bleeding or bruising, severe stomach pain, yellowing of skin or eyes, dark urine and fever with infection symptoms.