Anti Cancer Drugs
Hepatitis C
Meds for HIV
Ayurvedic Medicine
Transplant Medicine
Erectile Dysfunction
Respiratory System
+91-9811604444/ 9811604424/ 9999064250 
8(800)100-47-90
MyHep Lvir is taken as a combination with other antiviral medicines of hepatitis C working as its enemy, hence eliminating the infection’s viruses and lowering the body with the burden of the disease. It treats chronic hepatitis C (HCV) disease. Mylan Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd manufactures it.
About Lvir:
MyHep Lvir, as other antivirals, is used for treating the Hepatitis C virus. The medicine dose shouldn’t be tampered with and is to be taken at the right time as told by the doctor, and if it isn’t taken in the right amount at the right time, the doctor should be informed immediately. The doctor should have information regarding the patient’s health conditions concerning any liver or kidney malfunctioning. Alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited when the medicine is being consumed, so the patient is advised not to do that. The complete course of the medicine should be followed for improvised results.
Prescription:
The dosage and consumption of medicine should be strictly in accordance with the doctor. The treatment period differs from 2 months to 5-6 months because the medical treatment depends on the hepatitis virus’s seriousness in the patient’s body. Doctors strictly advise the patients to take medicine at the same time every day. Best results are seen only when there is no leniency in medicine’s consumption.
Side effects:
The side effects commonly observed in patients include nausea, fatigue, difficulty sleeping (insomnia), and anemia. If the patient experiences some other side effects, the doctor needs to be informed, including difficulty breathing, shivering, cramps, and a decrease in appetite. Patients having any other serious medical issues are to be monitored to avoid any complications.
Health effects:
For patients who accidentally took an overdose of the medicine, no unpleasantness or change in health was noticed. Still, it is advised to carefully monitor the patient’s condition because the ill effects of this medicine’s overdose are yet to be known. Medics should be informed immediately.
