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Why are Allopurinol tablets used? Allopurinol is used to lower uric acid levels in the body, which may cause: Gout arthritis Skin deposits caused by gout Kidney problems Formation of kidney stones related to high uric acid Some patients may not show obvious symptoms despite elevated uric acid. It is also used to prevent kidney stones in patients with high uric acid levels. Do not take Allopurinol tablets if: You are allergic to Allopurinol You are experiencing a severe gout attack (start should be delayed until the attack subsides) Warnings and precautions: Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before use if you are: Having kidney problems Having liver or kidney failure Having high blood pressure or heart problems Currently experiencing a severe gout attack Starting Allopurinol or adjusting the dose during a gout attack may worsen symptoms. Possible side effects: The most important side effects are allergic skin reactions. Stop the medication and see your doctor immediately if you develop: Rash Skin peeling Blisters or bleeding Redness or ulcers of the lips and mouth Drug interactions: Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are using: Gout medications or other uric acid-lowering drugs Anticoagulants Chlorpropamide Aspirin or salicylates Immunosuppressants Heart or blood pressure medications Antibiotics such as ampicillin or amoxicillin Method of use and dosage: Swallow the tablet whole with enough water Take with food or immediately after eating Adult dose: Starting dose: 100 mg once daily The dose may be gradually increased up to 300 mg daily as needed and under medical supervision Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place below 25°C Store in the original packaging Keep out of reach of children Do not use after the expiration date Do not dispose of with household waste or wastewater Product details: Brand name: No-Urical Concentration: 100 mg Pharmaceutical form: Tablets Quantity: 50 tablets