Quinine Sulphate
Quinine Sulphate treats malaria by attacking the parasite within red blood cells. It’s mainly used for resistant strains of malaria. While it has been used for leg cramps, it’s not typically recommended for that anymore. It’s important to use quinine sulphate under medical supervision due to potential side effects.Quinine sulphate also used as base medicine for anti-aritmia. As per now is develop for pseudobulbar cure.
Quinine sulfate's primary function is to combat malaria by targeting and destroying the parasites within red blood cells, especially Plasmodium falciparum, which can be resistant to other treatments. While it has been used for leg cramps, this is not its main purpose and is generally discouraged due to potential risks.
Common side effects include cinchonism (tinnitus, headache, nausea, vision problems), gastrointestinal issues, and potential cardiovascular effects. In some cases, it can lead to allergic reactions, blood disorders, low blood sugar, or even serious visual disturbances. Therefore, quinine sulfate should only be used under strict medical supervision.
