Valacyclovir and kidneys

If you have a known allergy to Valtrex, acyclovir, or any other component of valacyclovir tablets, you should avoid taking valacyclovir. If you have severe kidney disease, valacyclovir may not be safe for you as it can potentially worsen kidney problems.

If you have a known allergy to Valtrex, acyclovir, or any other component of valacyclovir tablets, you should avoid taking valacyclovir. If you have severe kidney disease, valacyclovir may not be safe for you as it can potentially worsen kidney problems.

Valacyclovir and acyclovir are antiviral drugs used for the treatment of chickenpox dose of acyclovir or valacyclovir to avoid further kidney

Valacyclovir treatment may be associated with acute kidney injury, and clinicians should be aware of this and elicit a history of recent exposure to valacyclovir and other nephrotoxins when patients present with acute kidney injury.

Drink plenty of water while you are taking valacyclovir to keep your kidneys Valacyclovir can harm your kidneys, especially if you also use certain

by S Rungtanapirom Cited by 2A case of Valacyclovir non-oliguric acute kidney injury presented in an 84-year-old 10 The kidney injury of Valacyclovir is well known but the

Drink plenty of water while you are taking valacyclovir to keep your kidneys working properly. Valacyclovir can harm your kidneys, especially if you

A man in his 70s presented to hospital with an acute kidney injury. He recently had started taking valacyclovir for treatment of shingles. The valacyclovir was stopped and his acute kidney injury improved. Work-up for other causes of acute kidney injury was negative and he was diagnosed with valacyclovir-associated acute kidney injury.

Kidney disease: Valacyclovir may cause decreased kidney function or kidney failure. People with kidney disease may need a lower dose of this medication. If