Zemplar (Paricalcitol)
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General Information On Zemplar
Zemplar is a drug that is used to treat people suffering from long term kidney failure or renal failure. This drug is used to decrease and also prevent high PTH or parathyroid hormone levels in people having chronic renal failure. High levels of PTH can lead to low calcium and phosphorous levels in the blood. This drug is available as a capsule and also as an injection. Since this drug is a Vitamin D receptor activator, it selectively regulates the high PTH levels and reduces the effects on the calcium as well as phosphorous levels in your blood.
Side Effects / Precautions for Zemplar
Paricalcitol or Zemplar is a drug that can lead to certain side effects just like any other prescription drug in the market. However, most of the side effects are pretty minor in nature and disappear within a short period of time. The common side effects of brand or generic Zemplar include constipation, nausea, headache, fever and reduced interest in sex. Similarly, Paricalcitol or Zemplar can cause serious side effects like vomiting, nausea, dry mouth, drowsiness, unexplained weakness, loss of weight, appetite loss, muscle pain and bone pain. If you experience any of these persistently, get in touch with your doctor immediately for further advice and treatment.
Avoid Zemplar drug if you have hypercalcemia or high levels of calcium in the blood. Also inform your doctor if you have previous heart related problems before using brand or generic Zemplar. Avoid this drug during pregnancy and while breast feeding.
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