Avomine 10 Tablets

Baby: Usually avoided in children less than 2 years of age. Safe if prescribed by your doctor.
Lactating mother: It is likely to be safe in lactation. Human studies have shown that there is no risk to the baby.
For a longer duration of treatment, see the signs like excessive drowsiness in the baby. Safe if prescribed.
Pregnancy: It is probably unsafe to use in pregnancy. Even though there are no human studies available for avomine, animal studies have shown risk to the baby.
Consult your physician. Driving: It is unsafe to use while you are driving as avomine causes drowsiness.
Alcohol: It is unsafe to consume alcohol while you are on avomine medication. Kidney: It is likely to be safe in kidney dysfunction patients.
Although dosage adjustment is not needed in kidney disease patients./ Liver: Avomine should be used with caution in liver abnormality patients as dosage adjustment is needed. Please consult your doctor..

Mouth dryness Visual disturbances Dizziness Headache Respiratory depression.

Avomine is an antihistamine medication used to treat allergies. Avomine acts on both histamine receptors and chemoreceptor trigger zone.
Working on histamine receptors reduces the release of histamine, thereby relieving the symptoms like nose blockage, watery eyes, rashes, and itching. Further, acting on the chemoreceptor trigger zone helps ease nausea, vomiting, and motion sickness..

If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible. If it is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose.
Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily. Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

• Don't consume alcohol while you are on avomine medication as it may increases sleepiness • Don't take avomine longer than 7 days. If your condition doesn't improve immediately, inform your physician • Avoid driving or handling any machinery while you take avomine medication as it may cause drowsiness • Tell your doctor if you have glaucoma and epilepsy or fits • Tell your doctor if you are taking other otc medications, prescribed medications and herbal drugs..

• Bromopride + Avomine: Concurrent use of this medication increase the risk of extrapyramidal reactions like memory impairment and nervousness • Pimozide + Avomine: Concurrent use of this medication increases the qt prolongation duration • Saquinavir + Avomine: Concurrent use of this medication increases the qt prolongation duration • Alfuzosin + Avomine: Concurrent use of this medication increases the qt prolongation duration • Bupropion + Avomine: Concurrent use of this medication lowers the seizure threshold • Cetirizine + Avomine: Concurrent use of this medication increases the cns depression • Desipramine + Avomine: Concurrent use of this medication increases the risk of qt prolongation. • Fentanyl + Avomine: Concurrent use of this medication increase the risk of respiratory and the cns depression • Fluconazole + Avomine: Concurrent use of this medication increases the risk of qt prolongation • Haloperidol + Avomine: Concurrent use of this medication increases the risk of qt prolongation.