Experiences with

Malarone

It seems Malarone seems to be the most effective and well tolerated. Thanks for reading.

I took Malarone while I was away. Could it have been a factor?

Does anyone have experience of taking Malarone (Atovaquone/Proguanil) together with the usual suite of post HA meds (Ticagrelor, Bisoprolol, Ramipril, Omeprazole, Atorvastatin)? I am headed for a malaria-risk region in a couple of weeks' time and would like to be sure there isn't any conflict.

And the area I am visiting is chlorquine resistant, with the recommendation to take Malarone. Can I switch the Plaquinol out with the malarone for the 19 days? There are no other drug interactions indicated.

I was moving into area's that required me to take Malarone (an anti malarial tablet). The dose is start the tablets 1 day prior to the area, every day whilst in an area and then every day for a week after you've left.

I will take Malarone. Kenya does not require a yellow fever vaccine and risk is very very low and Typhoid can be given as a killed vaccine.

Before warfarin I took Malarone. I have been on warfarin since April this year. The pharmacist said there had been isolated contraindications with warfarin but it was not common so I could take Malarone. Everything I seem to read contradicts what the pharmacist says. Is it ok to take Malarone?

I went to my GP, explained my medical situation and as such was recommended to take Malarone as an anti-malarial drug, at £3.00+ per tablet and going for 10 weeks meant it was an expensive option but definitely the best one.

Does anyone have any experience of the generic Malarone? I have used Malarone a few years ago in Malaysia and had no side effects but I am a little nervous about using the generic version...

Does anyone have any experience of the generic Malarone? I have used Malarone a few years ago in Malaysia and had no side effects but I am a little nervous about using the generic version...

Also has anyone given a young baby malarone?