This drug is also referred to as ARthur – AB and is employed for the treatment and prevention of malaria as well as severe malaria (where an infection has occurred in the brain, lungs, or kidneys). Alpha-Beta Arteether Injection is an antiparasitic drug that acts by generating poisonous chemicals in malarial parasites, thereby killing them.
The drug will kill the parasite and prevent the spread of the infection.
Can this medicine be safe during pregnancy?
WHO suggested this formulation for severe malaria in the first trimeter of pregnancy. Other pharmacologic treatments will be attempted before derivatives are suggested during the second or the third trimeter of pregnancy. The physician can only suggest this medicine when benefits overtake risks.
How does this medicine work?
This drug includes Alpha Beta Arteether, an antimalarial/antiparasitic class drug. It is used to increase the dangerous toxic, extremely reactive free radicals in the blood, destroy the parasite, and prevent the spread of the infection.
Is it safe for self-administration?
No, This medication should be given only under the supervision of an experienced health care provider or doctor. The dose will vary depending on the medical condition you are suffering from and will be determined by your physician. Take all precautions as recommended by your physician to achieve optimal benefits from this drug.
What would make me go to the doctor before I start the treatment with it?
Any existing health issues such as the existence of kidneys or cardiac ailments should be communicated to your doctor prior to taking treatment with this medication. This is because some of these medical conditions need adjustment in your treatment and may even necessitate changes in dosage. In addition, inform your doctor about all the other medications you are taking since they can influence you. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or lactating.