Hydroxychloroquine

May Be Appropriate For Adults And, For Certain Indications, Eligible Pediatric Patients When A Licensed Healthcare Provider Determines That Hydroxychloroquine Is Suitable For The Diagnosed Condition. Eligibility Depends On The Specific Medical Indication, Medical History, Current Medications, And Individual Risk Factors.

Use Only As Prescribed By Your Healthcare Provider. Inform Your Provider About All Prescription Medications, Over-the-counter Medicines, Vitamins, And Supplements You Take. Tell Your Provider If You Have Heart Problems, An Irregular Heartbeat, Vision Problems, Kidney Or Liver Disease, G6PD Deficiency, Psoriasis, Porphyria, Or Other Relevant Medical Conditions. Regular Eye Examinations May Be Required During Treatment, Particularly With Long-term Use. Seek Medical Attention For New Vision Changes, Fainting, A Fast Or Irregular Heartbeat, Severe Weakness, Or Other Serious Symptoms.

Common Side Effects May Include Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, Headache, Decreased Appetite, Dizziness, Or Skin-related Reactions. More Serious Reactions Can Include Retinal Toxicity, Heart Rhythm Abnormalities, Severe Skin Reactions, Muscle Or Nerve Problems, And Low Blood Sugar. Contact Your Healthcare Provider Promptly If You Develop New Or Worsening Vision Changes, Significant Heart-related Symptoms, Severe Rash, Muscle Weakness, Or Other Unusual Or Persistent Symptoms.