NORSUNATE (Artesunate) is used for treating malaria and parasite-related infections. It contains Artesunate, a fast-acting antimalarial medicine that works by killing malaria-causing parasites (Plasmodium species) in the blood. Artesunate belongs to the class of artemisinin derivatives and is widely prescribed for the treatment of uncomplicated and severe malaria, especially Plasmodium falciparum infections.
NORSUNATE is an effective medicine used to treat malaria infections caused by parasites transmitted through mosquito bites. Its primary ingredient is Artesunate, which rapidly reduces parasite levels in the bloodstream and helps control fever, chills, and malaria-related complications.
NORSUNATE is commonly prescribed as part of combination antimalarial therapy to improve effectiveness and reduce resistance.
It is widely used in regions where malaria is common and may also be recommended in severe cases under medical supervision.
NORSUNATE (Artesunate) works by producing reactive molecules inside malaria parasites, damaging their proteins and killing them quickly.
This action helps:
Kill malaria parasites rapidly
Reduce fever and chills
Relieve malaria symptoms such as headache and body pain
Prevent progression to severe malaria
Reduce parasite load in the bloodstream
Support faster recovery from malaria infection
Lower the risk of malaria-related complications
It is important to note that NORSUNATE should be taken exactly as prescribed, often with other antimalarial medicines, to ensure complete parasite clearance.
NORSUNATE is a prescription-based antimalarial medicine and should be taken exactly as advised by your doctor. General instructions include:
Take NORSUNATE with or after food if advised
Swallow the tablet whole with water
Complete the full prescribed course even if symptoms improve early
Take doses at the same time each day
Do not skip doses
Do not stop treatment without medical advice
Follow combination therapy instructions if prescribed with other medicines
For severe malaria, injectable Artesunate may be used in hospitals before oral treatment.
NORSUNATE is commonly available in strengths such as:
NORSUNATE 50 mg
NORSUNATE 100 mg
NORSUNATE 200 mg
Other similar antimalarial medications may include:
Falcigo
Arteemax
Riamet (combination therapy)
Coartem
Your doctor may adjust dosage depending on body weight, severity of infection, parasite type, and regional treatment guidelines.
NORSUNATE (Artesunate) is generally effective when used correctly, but it may cause side effects such as:
Nausea
Vomiting
Dizziness
Headache
Loss of appetite
Abdominal pain
Weakness
Mild rash
These side effects are often temporary. Contact your doctor if symptoms persist, worsen, or if you experience allergic reactions, severe fatigue, breathing difficulty, or unusual bleeding.
Patients with liver problems should use NORSUNATE cautiously and under medical supervision.
Kidney patients should consult their doctor before starting treatment.
Older adults should use cautiously, especially if they have other medical conditions.
Artesunate may be used in certain malaria cases during pregnancy when benefits outweigh risks, but only under strict medical guidance.
Avoid self-medication without malaria diagnosis
Avoid skipping doses, as incomplete treatment may cause recurrence
Avoid combining with other medicines without medical advice
Avoid using expired medication
Avoid stopping treatment early even if symptoms improve
Avoid if allergic to Artesunate or artemisinin derivatives
NORSUNATE should only be used under proper medical supervision and confirmed malaria diagnosis. Misuse or incomplete treatment may lead to treatment failure or parasite resistance. Always purchase from reliable sources and follow your doctor’s guidance for safe and effective malaria treatment.
| Dosages | 50mg, 100mg, 200mg |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 80 Tablets (01 Box), 400 Tablets (5Box), 800 Tablets (10 Box) |
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