Rixmin 400 Tablet 10

Rixmin-400 Tablet is used to manage hepatic encephalopathy, a liver-related brain condition caused by high ammonia levels. It also alleviates infectious diarrhoea caused by harmful bacteria.

Uses of Rixmin-400 Tablet 10 are:

• Hepatic Encephalopathy: Reduces ammonia-producing bacteria to help lower blood ammonia levels and ease related brain symptoms.
• Infectious Diarrhoea: Helps manage diarrhoea caused by susceptible bacteria.

To obtain the full benefits, follow these guidelines while using Rixmin-400 Tablet:

• Take a Rixmin-400 Tablet with or without food as directed by your doctor.

• Swallow the tablet whole with a glass of water. Avoid breaking, chewing, or crushing it.

• Keep a consistent schedule and take the medicine at the same time each day for optimal results.

• Ensure you continue taking this medicine for the complete course prescribed by your doctor, even if symptoms improve earlier.

Rixmin-400 Tablet is taken orally.

Rixmin-400 Tablet contains rifaximin (400 mg), which acts on your body as follows:

• Bacterial RNA Synthesis Inhibition: Rifaximin works by attaching itself to a specific part of bacterial DNA-dependent RNA polymerase. This inhibits bacterial RNA synthesis, a process that bacteria need for growth and reproduction.

• Suppression of Bacterial Protein Synthesis: By inhibiting bacterial RNA synthesis, rifaximin disrupts bacterial protein synthesis—a key process that helps bacteria thrive and multiply.

• Elimination of Harmful Bacteria: The disruption in bacterial protein synthesis eventually leads to the elimination of harmful bacteria from your intestines. This is how Rixmin-400 Tablet helps manage hepatic encephalopathy and infectious diarrhoea.

• Keep the Rixmin-400 Tablet stored at a temperature not exceeding 25° Celsius.
• Protect from excessive heat, light, and moisture, maintaining the tablets in their original packaging.
• Ensure it is out of reach of children to avoid accidental ingestion.

• Since Rixmin-400 Tablet helps manage hepatic encephalopathy, a condition related to liver disease, consider reducing alcohol consumption. Excessive alcohol can damage your liver further and exacerbate symptoms.

• For managing infectious diarrhoea caused by harmful bacteria, consume a balanced diet rich in fluids and electrolytes to replenish those lost due to diarrhoea. Consult your doctor for a customised diet plan.