NEOMERCAZOLE

Neomercazole Information

Neomercazole is a drug based on carbimazole, which has a strong inhibitory effect on the hormone-producing function of the thyroid gland. The thyroid gland uses iodine in the formation of the thyroid hormones, and Neomercazole acts by preventing the body from transforming iodine into its usable form, as well as by inhibiting the combination of transformed iodine with other components that leads to the formation of thyroid hormones. However, Neomercazole does not act on the already existing hormone levels, so it may take up to three or four weeks until the treatment shows results. Typically there are some signs of improvement after one to two weeks, with the best results showing within six to eight weeks from the moment the treatment was started.

Neomercazole Indications

Neomercazole is usually prescribed for the treatment of an overly active thyroid gland (hyperthyroidism). In some cases, usage of this medicine is enough to return the gland’s functioning to normal, while other cases require combined treatments together with other drugs, or longer treatments to maintain control over the thyroid gland. Neomercazole can also be prescribed in order to reduce the thyroid hormone levels in the body in preparation for a thyroidectomy (removal of all or a part of the thyroid gland through surgery), or in preparation for radioactive iodine treatment.

Neomercazole Warnings

In rare cases, Neomercazole may cause a drop in blood cell levels. It is best that you stop the treatment at once and notify your personal health care specialist if you experience any of the following: sore throat, mouth ulcers, high temperature, any signs of infections, unexplained bruising or bleeding, tiredness, general feeling of illness. It may be required for you to take a few tests in order to check your general health condition.
Treatment with this drug should be temporarily stopped or reduced if you are following radioactive iodine treatment. You should never take Neomercazole if you allergic to carbimazole or any other similar products. Alternative treatment methods should be considered before starting treatment with this medicine in patients with liver disorders. Consult with your personal health care specialist before starting Neomercazole treatment if you are pregnant or breast feeding. Use of this drug may affect your unborn or nursing child.

Neomercazole Intake Guidelines

Consult with your personal physician to obtain the Neomercazole intake schedule best suited for your case. He will also provide you with a list of directions for Neomercazole intake. Make sure you understand all the directions. If you have trouble understanding any of the indications please ask your doctor, a pharmacist or a nurse to help clarify them for you.

Neomercazole Dosage

Consult with your personal physician to obtain the Neomercazole dosage best suited to your case. Dosage may vary greatly from one case to another, so it is best that you never use the dosage prescribed for someone else. Never attempt to change your prescribed dosage, either by changing the intake schedule or the dosage itself, as it may result in serious, possibly even lethal consequences. You should never self medicate, as it may lead to the appearance of serious side effects, and there is a much greater chance of an overdose.

Neomercazole Overdose

The symptoms of Neomercazole overdose are not clear yet, but it is known that the consequences can be severe, possibly even lethal. It is best that you follow your doctor’s directions closely, and never attempt to increase the dosage you have been prescribed. However, if you have reasons to believe you are suffering from an overdose with this drug, immediately contact your personal health care specialist or go to the nearest hospital to seek emergency medical attention.

Neomercazole Missed Dose

You should keep a strict Neomercazole intake schedule, in order to avoid missing any doses. However, if it happens for you to miss a dose, take it as soon as you remember and continue with your regular schedule. If it is almost time for another intake, skip the missed dose completely and continue with your regular schedule. You should never take a double dose of Neomercazole to make up for the missed one, unless your personal health care specialist clearly instructs you to do so.

Neomercazole Side Effects

There are some side effects associated with Neomercazole treatment. While this is not a complete list, you can ask your personal physician to tell you what other symptoms may appear. Also, it is not necessary for a person following treatment with this drug to experience all or any of the side effects. Symptoms that may appear during Neomercazole treatment include:

• headache
• joint pain (arthralgia)
  
• skin rashes
• itching (pruritus)
  
• hair loss (Alopecia)
  
• nausea
• diarrhea
• abdominal pain
• constipation
• yellowing of the skin or eyes (jaundice)
  
• muscle disorders (myopathy)

If you happen to experience any of the above, or any other unexpected and bothersome effects, please contact your personal health care specialist to investigate and establish the causes and set up the appropriate course of action to follow.

Neomercazole Drug Reactions

For a complete list of Neomercazole drug interactions, please consult with your personal health care specialist. It is also best that you let your prescribing doctor know of all other drugs, medicines, nutritional supplements and minerals you are currently taking, or planning to start taking in the near future, as some of them may interact with this drug.

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