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Orthopoxvirus Inhibitor

Orthopoxvirus inhibitors are used to treat smallpox. They work by inhibiting the orthopoxvirus protein that can cause smallpox.

Why are orthopoxvirus inhibitor prescribed?

  1. Smallpox (100%)

Key takeaways

Orthopoxvirus inhibitors are used to treat smallpox and monkeypox. These medications work by blocking viruses from spreading in your body, helping to control the infection. Orthopoxvirus inhibitors come in different forms, including oral capsules and injections. One example is Tpoxx (tecovirimat).

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Tpoxx

as low as$4
TECOVIRIMAT treats infections caused by viruses. This medication does not kill the virus and it may still be possible to spread the virus to others. It will not treat colds, the flu, or infections caused by bacteria.
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