Hcqs 200 Mg

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Wed, Jul 08 '09, 7:26 PM

I have been diagnosed with polymyalgia rheumatica. Why is HCQS 200 mg prescribed for me along with Defcort 6 mg.

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Verwon Says:
Wed, Jul 08 '09, 10:27 PM

HCQS stands for the medication Hydroxychloroquine Sulfate, it has proven effective at reducing inflammation for arthritic conditions.

Some of the most common side effects may include: nausea, diarrhea, headache and reduced appetite.

You can read more about this medication here:
https://www.medschat.com/wiki/Hydroxychloroquine/

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Verwon Says:
Wed, Jul 08 '09, 10:31 PM

Defcort contains Prednisolone, this is a steroid, which is also used to help reduce the inflammation.

Both of these medications are intended to slow the inflammation and worsening of your condition.

Some of the most common side effects for this can also include: nausea, drowsiness, edema and weight gain.

You can read more about it here:

https://www.medschat.com/wiki/Prednisolone/

Is there anything else I can help you with?

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santosh kumar chaurasia Says:
Sun, Dec 12 '10, 3:36 AM

hcqs and prednisolone
ana and positive dna

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mana Says:
Sat, Apr 16 '11, 1:41 AM

i am RA factor postive guy. my anti ccp level is so high that its 154 instead of <15. but my ESR rate is 12 which is normal (5-15 is range), c-reactive protein s <0.6 which is said to be normal, i like to take hcqs 400mg, can i take this medicine, is it steroid if i take for 10 days, will it have very worst effect in future? pls help me

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durga Says:
Tue, May 15 '12, 8:50 AM

i have a stiff back since last 20 years. I'm hlab 27 positive. i'm now taking Folitrax 7.5 once in a week. But recently another doctor has given of HCQS 200. I'm confused . Please help.

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Shyama Says:
Sun, Jan 15 '17, 8:49 AM via mobile

I m an sle patient from 17 years & taking hcqs 200 mg twice a week. How long i have to take it?

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Stebin Says:
Mon, Nov 06 '17, 7:52 AM via mobile

I am an 18-year-old male who's been taking hcqs for a while and I noticed a darkening pigmentation of my face. How can I prevent this?

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