User Reviews for chloroquine oral

The drug only work for few hours, which means no benefit but the side effects (inches) works for days...what sort of drug is this whereby side effects work more than drug...if I should type how angry I am right now...this page is not enough... please DRUG LAW ENFORCEMENT..shut down this company until they know what they are doing!..how could u put people in so much pain and discomfort in the name of healing the person...this drug has more side effects than it's benefits....This company deserve to be survey and shut down with immediate effect.. ThanksRead More Read Less

Yes the medicine cures malaria but the dangerous side effect I've experienced is body itching, it can make one go mad like it disorganizes you, it itches you that can't sleep and you don't take shower until the effect subsides and it takes days to subside. Another side effect is tiredness, vomiting, abdominal pain, etc.

You all messed up royally. This is Fish Tank Cleaner!!! Hydroxychloroquine is the proper medication.

I lost most of my vision from this medication. At the time, their was no proper guidelines on visual testing or the progression of the disease. Over the years they have found the damage does continue. The use of the medication was not worth the loss of vision.

No longer very effective. In Papua New Guinea.

after horrible side affects with cellcept/plaquin/methotrexate,this medication has eased sympto's and given me back energyand more mobility thaat has in turn given me back my outside activities!!!

This drug has helped Me feel better so much. At first I didnt know what to look for but just after feeling so much better I knew it was working.

Without Chloroquine I am not able to walk or function. It has given me my life back. It took a year for me to get the full potential of the drug and to feel somewhat normal. I still have flares, but not as often. I would be lost without it.

I have been on this medication for Lupus SLE for over 3 years, I was originally on plaquenal but soon developed a rash to it. It seems I'm not only one thats on this..

I personally witnessed an event, wherein, I saw someone undergoing an abortion. This certain drug--Chloroquine Phosphate 250mg was given to the patient orally along with Amoxicillin 500mg. I am curious why these drugs are given during abortive catheterization? I am aware that amoxillin is an antibiotic and choloroquine phosphate is antimalarial drug; why are these combined drugs being given to the patient undergoing abortion? Medical Professionals and researchers, please find out why?

A group of us took the chloroquine to prevent malaria while on a medical mission in Central America. Most admitted some stomach upset, many had much abdominal bloating & gas which seemed to be worse with each dose. Not enough to keep us from taking it, though. Better to have the protection from malaria.