Losar-H is not typically the origin of blackish-red or tiny white patches on the skin, which might be brought on by age-related skin changes, mild bleeding beneath the skin (purpura), fungal infections, or other dermatological diseases. A doctor or dermatologist should check her, particularly if the spots are painful, itchy, spreading, or connected to a fever or bleeding.

Low blood pressure or dehydration could be the cause of feeling euphoric after taking Losar-H twice a day. Do not alter the dosage or schedule on your own; instead, check your blood pressure frequently and visit your physician.

Reddish urine requires immediate urine testing and medical evaluation because it is not a typical side effect of Losar-H and could be a sign of blood in the urine, an infection, stones, or another kidney/urinary problem. Consult your physician to determine the cause and determine whether Losar-H should be continued or modified,?do not discontinue or alter the medication on your own.