ROSUVASTATIN Tablets

Rosuvastatin tablets are product under the medication Razoprin-20. It is used to treat or prevent cardiovascular problems like strokes, heart attack etc.  Rosuvastatin, a kind of statin that belongs to the lipid-lowering chemical family, is the second ingredient in this drug. Rosuvastatin binds to the HMG-CoA-reductase enzyme to prevent the body from producing cholesterol. The body needs this HMG-CoA-reductase enzyme to produce cholesterol. The body cannot synthesise cholesterol without this enzyme, which ultimately lowers the body’s cholesterol levels.

This medicine lowers LDL, sometimes known as “bad cholesterol,” while simultaneously increasing HDL, also known as “high cholesterol.” It is advised to consult a healthcare professional before taking this medication and makes sure to visit the doctor immediatley in case of side effects or other problems. 

Uses of Rosuvastatin Tablets

The significnat uses of Rosuvastatin Tablets are listed below.

• Heart attack
• Strokes
• High blood pressure
• High cholesterol

Directions for Use

Rosuvastatin Tablets should be taken after a doctor’s prescription and the following things should be kept in mind before taking this medication.

• Wash your hands
• Swallow the tablets with lukewarm water
• Do not chew or crush the tablet in your mouth.
• Rinse your mouth with water

Side Effects of Rosuvastatin

The most side effects of Rosuvastatin tablets are listed below.

• Nuasea
• Vomiting
• Indigestion
• Constipation

Precautions

Before taking this medication, discussing the following medicines with your healthcare professional is advised, as this medication can cause problems if a person has underlying health conditions.

• Heart Problems
• Diabetes
• Allergies
• Ulcers
• Breast Feeding
• Pregnancy

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Rosuvastatin 10mg Tablets cause dizziness?
Yes,  Rosuvastatin Tablets can cause dizziness. So it is advised to do things slowly and carefully.

Is this medication safe for children?
Generally, this medication is given to those above 50, as they are more prone to high blood pressure and high cholesterol conditions.

Does this medication form a habit?
No, this medication does not form a habit.

What if a person misses a dose?

The person can take the next dose on time, but it is not advised to take two doses simultaneously as it is a type of overdose.

Can a person stop taking these tablets after his/her condition is better?
It is not recommended to stop taking these tablets without your doctor’s permission.