Description
Uses
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Treats viral infections caused by herpes viruses
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Used for cold sores, genital herpes, and shingles
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Helps treat chickenpox in children and adults
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Controls outbreak severity and prevents virus multiplication
Dosage
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Dose depends on infection type, age, and severity
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Usually taken 2–5 times a day as prescribed
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Complete the full course even if symptoms improve early
How to Use
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DT = Dispersible Tablet
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Can be dissolved in a glass of water and then taken
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Or swallowed whole with water
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Can be taken with or without food
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Drink plenty of water to avoid kidney-related side effects
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Maintain equal time gaps between doses for best effectiveness
Precautions
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Maintain good hydration
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Use cautiously in kidney problems
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Inform doctor if you are taking other antiviral or immune-suppressing medicines
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Avoid usage in pregnancy unless prescribed
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Not a cure—helps control outbreaks and reduces symptoms
Side Effects
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Nausea
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Headache
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Stomach pain
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Dizziness
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Fatigue
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Rare: kidney issues or confusion (more common in elderly)
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