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Colchicum Dispert Generic Colchicine

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Product Origin: EU (Turkey)

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Medical Information:

This medication is used to treat gout.

Colchicine when used regularly can help prevent a gout attack (e.g. gouty arthritis). Though not a true pain reliever colchicine relieves the pain that occurs with a gout attack. It is believed to act by decreasing the amount of swelling in the affected joint.

OTHER USES: This section contains uses of this drug that are not listed in the approved professional labeling for the drug but that may be prescribed by your health care professional. Use this drug for a condition that is listed in this section only if it has been so prescribed by your health care professional.

This drug may also be used for other types of arthritis and certain liver conditions and to prevent the aches and pains of a certain inherited disease (familial Mediterranean fever).

How to use Colchicine Oral:Take this medication by mouth exactly as directed by your doctor. When prescribed "as needed" to prevent a gout attack from becoming too painful take 1 or 2 tablets followed by 1 tablet every hour or 2 tablets every 2 hours until the pain is gone or you have stomach upset or diarrhea. Colchicine controls pain best when taken at the first sign of a gout attack. This "as needed" dosing should not be done more than every 3 days.

To prevent or lessen the number of gout attacks per year your doctor may direct you to take colchicine on a regular basis. Dosage will be based on your medical condition the number of gout attacks you have per year and your response to therapy. If you are directed to take colchicine regularly take it at the same time each day to help you remember.

Before you have any surgery (including dental surgery) your dose may need to be increased a few days in advance and remain increased until a few days after surgery.

Inform your doctor if joint pain persists if it worsens 12 hours after the beginning of the attack or if it is not completely gone in 2 days.

Colchicine Oral may also be used to treat:Arthritis of the Toes and Fingers due to Sarcoidosis A Chronic Multisystem Inflammatory Disorder Inflammation of the Joints due to Gout Treatment to Prevent Gout Familial Mediterranean Fever

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