Acyclovir Definition
Acyclovir is the most common antiviral drug marketed by Zovirax that is used to treat herpes virus. Drug Acyclovir thereby stops the spread of this virus that affects the skin and nervous system of the body.

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How does Acyclovir works
Acyclovir is a medicine recommended as an antiviral prescription so as to treat genital herpes virus including herpes simplex 1 and 2, chicken pox, shingles and varicella-zoster. It thereby interferes with enzymes being used by viruses to replicate among DNA in cells. As such the virus is prevented to multiply and the healing of herpes takes place.

Acyclovir Side Effects
There might be certain side effects of Acyclovir depending upon the intake of the dose and the proportion the infection being treated. It is important here that every patient may not necessarily observe such side effects. Some of these effects require proper medical examination in case the patient observes the following:

1. Some sort of allergy or reaction
2. Skin rashes
3. Swelling in parts of body such as tongue, lips or face
4. Injury in the soft tissues or bone of any of the parts of the body or uncommon bleeding
5. Stomach pain
6. Less or no production of urine in the body

Other mild side effects that get away during the course of the treatment may include:

1. Feeling of nausea
2. Vomiting
3. Diarrhea
4. Headaches

Acyclovir Precautions
1. If the symptoms of the disease persist even after the lapse of certain period of time, it is necessary to inform the physician.

2. While the patient continues the intake of the acyclovir, one should remember to drink lots of water in order to reduce the side effects.

3. The use of acyclovir doesn't make sure that the patient is risk free of transmitting the disease from one person to another.

4. It is observed that the use of acyclovir provides best results when it is used in early stage of the disease.

5. The patient using acyclovir should keep the medicine out of the reach of children under a room temperature of 59 degree to 77 degrees and protect from direct sunlight or moisture. The unused portion of this medicine should be thrown away after it expires.


Always remember that it is very important that your medical practitioner should know about your illness history or what you are taking because some prescription medications do not interact well with other drugs. In fact, some drug interactions can be very dangerous in this case.