Rompag 50mg Tablet

Low platelet count happens because of ITP or HCV infection.

This treatment boosts platelet numbers.

It helps lower the risk of bleeding in adults and children who are at least one year old.

These patients have chronic idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura, which is ITP.

Doctors use it for people who do not respond to other options.

Those options include medications or even spleen removal.

The treatment also raises platelet counts in folks with hepatitis C, or HCV. They usually get it along with other drugs.

Treatment works for severe aplastic anemia. It goes with other medications to handle aplastic anemia in adults and children who are at least two years old. The goal is to help the body make plenty of new blood cells. Patients should follow the doctor’s advice on taking it. That way, they get the best results.

Make sure you take this medicine right as your doctor prescribed it. Stick to the dose they recommended and the full duration of treatment.

Make sure you take this medicine right as your doctor prescribed it. Stick to the dose they recommended and the full duration of treatment.

Common side effects of Rompag include nausea.

Diarrhea often shows up as well.

Vomiting can occur too.

Upper respiratory tract infections happen sometimes.

Increased liver enzymes might be noticed.

Muscle pain is another one.

Urinary tract infections can come along.

Most side effects are mild. They tend to go away as your body adjusts. Consult your doctor if they persist. Or if they cause concern.