What precautions should I take when taking clofazimine/sempra soft capsules?

Clofazimine (Clofazimine) is an antibacterial drug, mainly used for the auxiliary treatment of leprosy and some atypical tuberculosis or chronic skin infections One of its common side effects is skin pigmentation, which may cause the skin and mucous membranes to appear brown-red or dark. This is a characteristic of the drug itself and is generally a reversible change. During medication, attention should be paid to regular review of liver function and blood routine to prevent potential toxic reactions. At the same time, avoid stopping the drug or adjusting the dose on your own to avoid affecting the efficacy or increasing the risk of drug resistance. Patients should take it as directed by their doctor and have regular follow-up visits, and contact their doctor promptly if they experience severe rash, digestive discomfort, or abnormal liver function. Scientific use can effectively control infections and improve quality of life.