Ribnoid

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🧬 What is Ribnoid 200 mg (Ribavirin)?

Ribnoid 200 mg by John Lee Pharma is a generic Indian brand of Ribavirin, a potent antiviral agent used mainly to treat chronic Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infections in combination with pegylated interferon or direct-acting antivirals. It is also prescribed in certain cases of RSV (respiratory syncytial virus), especially in immunocompromised patients.

Ribavirin interferes with the replication of RNA and DNA viruses, helping to lower the viral load and reduce disease progression. The 84-capsule bottle size supports multi-week treatment plans, making it a practical and affordable option for long-term therapy.

John Lee Pharma is known for its quality-focused manufacturing standards, adhering to Indian regulatory norms for generic medicines.

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🩺 Doctor’s Expert Commentary

Dr. Anjali Mehta, Gastroenterologist:
“Ribnoid offers a cost-effective Ribavirin solution for patients undergoing prolonged antiviral therapy for Hepatitis C. It’s essential to pair this medication with monitoring protocols due to its side effect profile, particularly anemia.”

💉 Dosage & Administration

Take Ribavirin with food to reduce GI upset. Dose depends on weight and combination therapy.

⚠️ Side Effects, Warnings & Storage

• Common Effects: Fatigue, nausea, headache, anemia, cough
• Severe Risks: Hemolytic anemia, birth defects (highly teratogenic), depression
• Precautions: Monthly CBC monitoring, use dual contraception (if applicable), avoid in severe renal impairment
• Storage: Store at or below 30°C, in a dry area away from direct light

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🔗 Related Indian Alternatives (Same Therapeutic Class)

📚 Trusted Medical References

• FDA – Ribavirin Information
• Drugs.com – Ribavirin Monograph
• WHO Essential Medicine List
• NHS UK – Hepatitis C Overview

⚠️ Medical Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only and does not substitute professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor before starting or changing any medication.