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Colchicine is a medicine most often prescribed to patients diagnosed with gouty arthritis. It works by reducing the amount or uric acid present in the blood and joints, relieving or preventing gout attacks. Your doctor can recommend taking this medicine in large doses for a short period or in small amounts for a longer period depending on the results of your health assessment and other drugs you are currently taking. Colchicine has been reported to cause serious side effects in some patients, so you need to make sure potential benefits of taking this medicine outweigh the risks. Colchicine can pass into breast milk and affect the health of an unborn baby. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not start taking this drug without previously discussing it with tier doctor.

Tell your doctor about any health conditions you have, including low white blood cell count, heart disease, kidney or liver disease, alcohol abuse, intestinal disease, stomach ulcer or any other conditions you think can interfere with the treatment. If you are taking chloramphenicol, cancer medicine, zidovudine, ganciclovir, azathioprine, interferon, phenylbutazone or medicine for overactive thyroid your doctor needs to know about it before prescribing a certain dose of colchicine.