Comfora 10 Capsules

babies: not applicable. pregnancy: this medicine is safe to use in pregnancy. even though limited human studies are available, animal studies have shown it does not cause toxic effects on developing babies.
seek your doctor's advice. lactating mother: this medicine is safe to use in lactating mothers. limited human studies have shown that this medicine does not cause harm to the baby. alcohol: it is not known whether to use this medicine while consuming alcohol. driving: this medicine may affect your ability to drive; avoid driving if you have any symptoms. kidney: limited studies are available on the use of this medicine in kidney disease patients.
seek your doctor's advice before using this medication. liver: limited studies are available on the use of this medicine in liver disease patients. seek your doctor's advice before using this medication..

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COMFORA is a cystitis agent. this medicine has both anticoagulant and fibrinolytic effects.
It acts as a buffer to control cell permeability. thus it prevents chemicals in urine to reach the bladder cells..

If you miss a dose of comfora, 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..

• Comfora is advised to relieve bladder pain related to interstitial cystitis • Take this capsule at least 1 hour before or 2 hours after meals but at a fixed time • this medicine may take 12-16 weeks to show its maximum effectiveness. Do not discontinue this medicine • Tell your doctor if you will be undertaking any surgery • Tell your doctor if you are using anticoagulants like warfarin, heparin, high doses of aspirin as it may increase the risk of bleeding.

major • pentosan polysulphate + aceclofenac: concurrent use of these medicines may result in an increased risk of bleeding • pentosan polysulphate + acemetacin: concurrent use of these medicines may result in an increased risk of bleeding • pentosan polysulphate + alteplase: concurrent use of these medicines may result in an increased risk of bleeding • pentosan polysulphate + diclofenac: concurrent use of these medicines may result in an increased risk of bleeding • pentosan polysulphate + warfarin: concurrent use of these medicines may result in an increased risk of bleeding • pentosan polysulphate + urokinase: concurrent use of these medicines may result in an increased risk of bleeding moderate • pentosan polysulphate + anise: concurrent use of these medicines may result in an increased risk of bleeding • pentosan polysulphate + capsaicin: concurrent use of these medicines may result in an increased risk of bleeding • pentosan polysulphate + licorice: concurrent use of these medicines may result in an increased risk of bleeding • pentosan polysulphate + alfa alfa: concurrent use of these medicines may result in decreased pentosan polysulfate efficacy .