PERINORM TABLET

Description
Perinorm Tablet is intended to reduce nausea and vomiting induced by chemotherapy or radiation as well as after a migraine Perinorm Tablet is also used to treat gastroesophageal reflux disease GERD diabetic gastroparesis delayed stomach emptying in diabetics heartburn ulcers and esophageal sores Perinorm Tablet contains'metoclopramide' which acts by enhancing...Read more
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Direction For Use
Take this medication 30 minutes before a meal, ideally at nighttime, or as directed by your doctor. Tablets and capsules should be swallowed whole with water; do not chew or break them.Orally disintegrating tablet (ODT): Place the tablet on top of your tongue and let it disintegrate. Do not touch the ODT with moist hands.
Side Affects
Restlessness Fatigue Drowsiness Diarrhoea Weakness Lassitude (loss of energy)
Safety Advices
Avoid drinking alcohol while using Perinorm Tablet, since it may exacerbate certain adverse effects such as increased tiredness and drowsiness.If you are pregnant, see your doctor before using Perinorm Tablet; your doctor will only prescribe it if the benefits exceed the dangers.If you are nursing, see your doctor before using Perinorm Tablet.Perinorm Tablet may produce dizziness, sleepiness, or weariness. Do not drive or operate equipment until you have determined how Perinorm Tablet affects you.Dosage adjustments may be required. If you have a liver condition or have any concerns about using Perinorm Tablet, see your doctor first.Dosage adjustments may be required. If you have renal impairment or are concerned about it, see your doctor before using Perinorm Tablet.Metoclopramide pills are not advised for children because they may cause tardive dyskinesia, extrapyramidal symptoms, and methemoglobinemia in newborns.Metoclopramide drops should only be administered to children if recommended by a doctor.
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