Pyrazinamide

Pyrazinamide Information

Pyrazinamide is well known antibiotic. We have no information regarding the exact way in which a treatment with this medical product is able to achieve its goal.

Pyrazinamide Indications

Pyrazinamide Warnings

Patients who are suffering from known allergic reaction to any of this product’s component must not be allowed to start taking Pyrazinamide. Before you start taking this product you should inform your personal health care specialist if you are allergic to any dyes, foods, preservatives or any other type of substances (this includes other medicines). Some medical conditions such as the following could harmfully interact with a treatment with Pyrazinamide:

• liver disorder,
• kidney disorder,
• gout,
• diabetes mellitus.

Patients who suffer from any of the medical disorders that have been listed above should not be allowed to start a treatment with Pyrazinamide or should be prescribed a lower dose of this product. They should undergo special medical exams during their intake of this medicine, in order to enable their doctor to closely monitor the treatment with this drug.

Pyrazinamide Intake Guidelines

Before a patient is allowed to start taking Pyrazinamide for the first time, he or she should ask their personal health care provider to give them a set of precise or detailed directions regarding how and when they ought to use their doses of this medicine. You should not disobey from any of your personal physician’s directions regarding your intake of Pyrazinamide. If you have further questions regarding your intake of this medical product you should refer to a nurse or to a pharmacist and ask them for additional explanations.

Each dose of Pyrazinamide should be taken in with a full glass of liquid (water). In order to check to see if your treatment with this medicine is actually improving your medical disorder, you should probably undergo regular medical tests. Avoid missing any of your scheduled appointments with your physician. Store this product at the average room temperature, away from heat and moisture. Do not put it in a place that can be easily reached by either pets or children.

Do not stop your treatment with Pyrazinamide without your personal physician’s direct approval even if you already start to feel better. A treatment with this medical product is generally accompanied by additional tuberculosis medicines.

Pyrazinamide Dosage

Pyrazinamide Overdose

If you think you might be experiencing an overdose with this drug you should alert your personal health care provider as soon as possible. Although we have no detailed information regarding the average symptoms that could be triggered by an overdose with Pyrazinamide, they regularly include liver damage. 

Pyrazinamide Missed Dose

In case you happen to miss taking one of your prescribed doses of Pyrazinamide, we advise you to use it as soon as you recall. If it is already time for another scheduled dose of this medical product, we recommend you to skip the dose that you have missed and proceed with your regular dosing schedule. Do not take double doses of Pyrazinamide without your personal health care provider’s direct approval, as this increases you risk of developing an unwanted and potentially dangerous overdose.

Pyrazinamide Side Effects

If you happen to develop any of the following severe side effects during your treatment with Pyrazinamide, you must immediately stop taking your doses of this medical product and seek emergency medical care as soon as possible (contact your local clinic and your personal physician at once):

• an allergic reaction to this medicine’s components (closing of the throat; difficulty breathing; swelling of your tongue, lips, or face; some patients develop hives);
• abnormal / unusual fatigue and / or weakness;
• a fever;
• yellow eyes or skin (jaundice);
• vomiting, nausea, or loss of appetite;
• dark urine;
• painful or difficult urination;
• worsening gout;
• swollen or painful joints;
• a rash.

There are some other side effects that have not been mentioned here, but that could be triggered by a prolonged treatment with this medicine. If you develop anything unusual or bothersome during your treatment with Pyrazinamide, you should immediately alert your personal physician and ask him or her for further instructions. 

Pyrazinamide Drug Reactions

A treatment with this medical product (Pyrazinamide) is known to generally decrease the benefic effects of Zyloprim (allopurinol). This is why, patients who are currently following a treatment with allopurinol ought to be prescribed a lower dose of Pyrazinamide. This medicine sometimes affects the Ketostix and Acetest ketones - urine tests, triggering the appearance of a pink-brown color. If you have to undergo such a medical exam, you should inform your personal health care provider that you are currently following a treatment with this drug. Ask your personal physician for more information.

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