Colgout.
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Buy Colgout.
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 Dose: 500mcg
Packed: 100 Tablets
Manufactured by: .
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Colgout Indications
Colgout is a tablet that alters ones body response to deposited uric acid crystals in the body.
Colgout treats acute flares of Gouty Arthritis, acute gout and prevents the progression of the disease. Colgout also decreases the attacks of Gout and arthritis. Colgout can also relieve the pain and discomfort brought about by such diseases. It can also treat the inflammation of pseudo gout; Familial Mediterranean fever: amyloidosis and scleroderma; and other uncommon diseases.
In acute gout, there is the visibility of inflammatory response to the presence of uric acid crystals, which will cause severe pain, redness and swelling of the affected joint(s).
Colgout Contraindications
Always tell your doctor if you have ever had any of the following medical conditions:
- Allergic reactions to Colgouts;
- Blood problems;
- Debilitated;
- Heart disease;
- Kidney disease/poor kidneys;
- Liver diseases;
- Ulcer/other stomach disease;
If some of these problems are present, you may not be able to take the medicine or perhaps you will be recommended a lower dosage by your doctor.
Colgout is an FDA pregnancy category C drug and is known to arrest cell division. It has a possible effect on fetal growth. Pregnant women or expecting mothers should talk to their doctors before taking in Colgout as it may be fatal and very risky for them and for their unborn.
Breast-feeding is not advisable for women who are nursing their infants. Although Colgout is not known if it can harm babies, it is best to consult your doctor before breast feeding.
Colgout Intake Guidelines
Colgout should be taken as indicated by the doctor. If instructions are unclear, ask your physician/pharmacist/nurse for clarifications.
Each dose should be taken with a full glass (8 ounces to be exact) of water and should be taken with food in the stomach as Colgout may irritate your stomach.
Colgout is to be taken once every hour until the pain is relieved or until the maximum amount of medicine is taken or until the nausea/vomiting/diarrhea stops. This is to be repeated every day or for several days a week to keep the attack from occurring. It is best to follow your doctor's instructions regarding the intake.
Do not take more than the indicated dosage to treat the gout attack.
Store Colgout at room temperature away from heat and moisture. Keep out of reach of children. It should be sealed in a light-resistant container.
Colgout Dosage
The exact dosage for Colgout can only be effectively determined by your doctor. Always follow your doctor's dosage instructions.
Colgout Overdose
Symptoms of Colgout overdose include:
- Burning of throat, stomach, or skin;
- Delirium;
- Diarrhea;
- Difficulty in breathing;
- Muscle weakness;
- Nausea;
- Seizures;
- Stomach pain;
- Vomiting;
Overdose of Colgout can lead to death, therefore do not take more than what is indicated by your doctor.
Colgout Missed Dose
If you happen to miss a dose of Colgout, take the missed dosage immediately as soon as you remember but if the next scheduled dosage is almost time, skip the missed dosage and take the next one. Do not double dose Colgout unless otherwise advised by your doctor.
Colgout Side Effects
Taking Colgout may entail some side effects such as:
- Side effects that involves the stomach and bowel (i.e. nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea). they are also the obvious signs of too much of Colgout;
There are also some serious Side Effects of Colgout such as:
- Allergic reaction (i.e. difficult in breathing; closing of your throat; swelling of your lips, tongue, or face; hives);
- Fever;
- Numbness/tingling;
- Rashes;
- Sore throat;
- Tiredness/weakness;
- Unusual bleeding/bruising;
Worrisome Side Effects can also occur such as:
- Damage the bone marrow causing severe anemia, which will lead to low white blood counts, which in turn will increase the risk of infections. it is advisable that patients taking Colgout should have long-term blood count monitoring;
Colgout can also cause hair loss and nerve irritation.
If the problems above occur, stop taking Colgout.
Other side effects may also occur aside from the ones mentioned above, if that happens, consult your doctor immediately.
Colgout Interactions
It is advisable to tell your doctor/pharmacist if you are taking other medication other than Colgout so that the treatment could be monitored.
Colgout Other Brand Names
In some countries Colgout may also be known as:
- Cochic;
- Colchicum-Dispert;
- Colchily;
- Colchin;
- Colchineos;
- Colchiquim;
- Colchis;
- Colcin;
- Colcina;
- Colgout;
- Coluric;
- CP-Colchi;
- Goutichine;
- Goutnil;
- Kolsin;
- Prochic;
- Ticolcin;
- Tolchicine;
- Xuric;
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