QINGHAO CAPSULE

Malaria is a life-threatening disease all over the world with nearly half of the world’s population at risk of Malaria especially in most developing countries. It is typically transmitted through the bite of infected female (Anopheles) mosquitoes. Infected mosquitoes carry the Plasmodium parasite and releases it into the bloodstream where it becomes matured and infects the red blood cells after an infective bite. The transmission usually takes place between 48 to 72 hours after which the parasite burst open and infect the whole body cells. Some common symptoms of Malaria are fever, headache, profuse sweating, vomiting, abdominal pain, convulsion and shivering.

In 2015, Professor Youyou Tu was awarded a Nobel Laureate Prize for her discoveries concerning a novel therapy against malaria. She revolutionized how malaria is fought through the extraction of Artemisinin from the nature’s best botanical, Artemisia annua by applying ancient techniques from Traditional Chinese Medicine through isolation and purification of Artemisinin from the plant.

The active ingredient of  Qinghao is Artemisinin; the extraction of Artemisia annuna. Artemisinin fights the ultra-structure of the parasites in the erythrocytes phase and thus leading to their termination in the body cells. The parasites die rapidly due to loss of nutrition and cytoplasm and this happens through the production of peroxide bridge mediated by the free ferrous ions produced by Artemisinin.

Because Qinghao capsule contains Artemisinin, it is not surprising that it helps to rigorously combat Plasmodium falciparum and other multi-drug resistance malaria. Qinghao capsule is formulated with a worldwide recognized Artemisinin formulation and it has been sold in the market for over a decade. It is tested, trusted and certified to be very effective as it has helped a lot of people in Africaand other parts of the world to fight against malaria anytime any day. Apart from this, Qinghao capsule is herbal based. Its herbal ingredients give an added immune boosting edge over resistant malaria.

360mg / 40mg per capsule

  • 8 capsules per pack.
  • Treatment of all forms of malaria, especially those caused by Plasmodium falciparum malaria and multi-drug resistant malaria.
  • Dihydroartemisinin 40mg.
  • Piperaquine phosphate 320mg.

The oral dose should be taken with water. Total course for adults comprises 8 capsules. Dose for children should be reduced according to age. See below table: (unit: capsule)

QINGHAO DOSAGE

DOSAGE
AGE/TIME0HR6HRS24HRS48HRS
≥16 YEARS2 CAPSULES2 CAPSULES2 CAPSULES2 CAPSULES
7-15 YEARS1 CAPSULE1 CAPSULE1 CAPSULE1 CAPSULE

  • This drug has no effect on abatement of fever.
  • Patients with hepatorenal function disorder should use with caution.
  • Please administer strictly to the dosage, if symptoms persist, please consult your physician.
  • Piperaquine phosphate has a long half life, please do not repeat doses in half month.
  • Dihydroartemisinin is not recommended during the first trimester of pregnancy unless the balance between safety and risk has been evaluated by doctors.

CONTRAINDICATIONS
Patients with the following condition are strongly advised NOT to take this product:

  • Allergic to any composition of this drug.
  • Pregnant women.
  • Severe hepatic and renal disease, hemopathy (leucopenia, thrombocytopenia) patients.

ADVERSE REACTION
The adverse reaction caused by QINGHAO is less, mainly caused by Piperaquine phosphate. See below:

  • Digestion reaction: nausea,vomit, loss of appetite, stomachache, diarrhea etc.
  • Nervous system: dizziness, headache, hearing loss, insomnia etc.
  • Allergy: skin itching, rash etc.
  • Laboratory test abnormal: the transient of peripheral erythrocytes decrease, transient of SGPT and SGOT increase, serum creatinine level rise etc.

SYMPTOMS OF OVERDOSE AND ANTIDOTE
In the event of over dosage, gastric lavage should be induced by using bitter salt and symptoms treated symptomatically.

Preserve in well-closed, light resistant containers.

Store in a cool dry place below 30℃.

Keep out of reach of children.