What is Thaloda (Thalidomide) used for?

Thaloda (Thalidomide) is a medicine used to treat multiple myeloma and to treat the debilitating and disfiguring skin sores associated with the inflammation complications of leprosy. Thaloda is also used to prevent inflammation in your body. It works by aiding your immune system to work more efficiently.

How should I use Thaloda (Thalidomide)?

Take strictly as prescribed by your physician, on an empty stomach at least 1 hour after eating. Take Thaloda just before going to bed for the best result. While taking Thaloda your physician will need to check your progress, so do not miss any appointments. Do not stop taking Thaloda without consulting your physician even if you are feeling better. If you do so, you may risk the onset of unwanted and possibly serious side effects.

What are the side effects of Thaloda (Thalidomide)?

• difficulty sleep
• insomnia
• muscle weakness
• anxiety
• tremors
• constipation
• loss of appetite
• bone pain
• nausea
• chest pain
• fever
• chills
• heart problems
• skin rashes
• numbness
• burning pain in your legs or feet
• seizures

Please Note

Inform your physician before you begin using Thaloda if you have any allergies, you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding, or you have suffered from heart disease, AIDS, liver, heart or kidney diseases. Thaloda may make patients feel sleepy and/or dizzy. Do not drive a car or operate machinery until you are fully aware of the side effects you experience.