Adutwumwaa Malamix

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Indication

For the management of uncomplicated malaria

Dosage form

Liquid

Dosage

Adults: 60ml three times daily before meals Children: 30ml three times daily before meals

Cuation

Not recommended for pregnant women, lactating mothers and children below twelve years of age

Adverse effect

None found

 

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