AZM Tablet 250mg contains Acetazolamide, a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor used to reduce pressure inside the eye and decrease excess fluid in the body. It works by lowering the production of aqueous humor in the eyes and increasing urine output, making it effective for conditions like glaucoma, altitude sickness, epilepsy, and certain types of edema. AZM Tablet is commonly prescribed for both eye and neurological conditions.

Uses

Glaucoma (reduces eye pressure)

Altitude sickness prevention

Epilepsy (as adjunct therapy)

Fluid retention (edema)

Certain heart conditions

Benefits

Lowers intraocular pressure

Prevents altitude sickness symptoms

Supports seizure control

Reduces fluid buildup

Improves breathing at high altitude

Dosage / How to Use

As prescribed by doctor

Usually 250–500mg per day

Can be taken with or without food

Drink plenty of water

Do not stop suddenly

Side Effects

Frequent urination

Tingling sensation

Fatigue

Nausea or vomiting

Electrolyte imbalance

FAQs (7)

Q1: What is AZM Tablet used for?

It is used for glaucoma, altitude sickness, epilepsy, and edema.

Q2: Can AZM be used for mountain sickness?

Yes, it helps prevent and treat altitude sickness.

Q3: Does AZM lower eye pressure?

Yes, it reduces fluid production in the eyes.

Q4: Is it a diuretic?

Yes, it increases urine output.

Q5: Can diabetics take AZM?

Only under medical supervision.

Q6: Can I take it long-term?

Yes, if prescribed by a doctor.

Q7: Is it safe in pregnancy?

Only if clearly needed and prescribed by a doctor.