Riasis 30mg Tablet is used in treating psoriatic arthritis; it decreases pain and swelling and may help improve flexibility in the affected joints. It is also used to treat moderate to severe plaque psoriasis (skin disease causes red, scaly patches to form on some areas of the body) in people who may benefit from medications). It is used to treat ulcers in the mouth in persons with Behcet's syndrome (a disease that results from blood vessel swelling in the body). Riasis 30mg Tablet works by blocking the action of some chemical messengers responsible for inflammation related to psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis, thus lowering the signs and symptoms of these conditions.

FAQs

Can Riasis 30mg Tablet cause depression?

Yes, Riasis 30mg Tablet may cause depression as a side effect. The patient may also have suicidal thoughts. Riasis 30mg Tablet should be avoided in people with a history of depression. In case you develop any of these symptoms, Inform your doctor immediately.

How long does it take for Riasis 30mg Tablet to work?

Riasis 30mg Tablet is used to treat plaque psoriasis (red, scaly, thick, itchy, painful patches on the skin) and psoriatic arthritis (a condition that causes joint pain and swelling). It is a long-period treatment and may take about 16 weeks to show an improvement.

Does Riasis 30mg Tablet cause weight reduction?

Yes, Riasis 30mg Tablet may cause a reduction in appetite, which may further lead to weight loss. You should monitor your weight frequently while on treatment with Riasis 30mg Tablet. In case of big weight loss, inform your doctor. Your doctor may consider stopping Riasis 30mg Tablet.

Can I take rifampicin along with Riasis 30mg Tablet?

Rifampicin is an antibiotic. You should not take rifampicin if you are taking Riasis 30mg Tablet. Rifampicin interferes with the working of Riasis 30mg Tablet by reducing its levels, making it less effective. As a result, you may not see any recovery after taking Riasis 30mg Tablet.

What happens if I miss a dose?

As soon as you recall, take the missed dose. If the next dose is approaching, skip the missing dose and resume your regular dosing regimen. Do not duplicate the dose to make up for a missing one.