Ondansetron Mouth Dissolving Tablets

Vomidin is the fusion of Ondansetron Mouth Dissolving Tablets which are linked to a class of pharma drugs called antiemetics. This medication is used to control nausea and vomiting that may happen due to some medical conditions like stomach upset, due to surgery, radiotherapy, or cancer drug therapy. However, this medicine doesn’t allow relief from other conditions associated with cancer treatment.

The action of a particular chemical messenger called serotonin is blocked by using Ondansetron Mouth Dissolving Tablets. This is the chemical messenger which can make the individual feel or be sick. That’s why blocking its action is very important in order to relieve the issue of nausea or vomiting.

Uses of Ondansetron Mouth Dissolving Tablets

Ondansetron Mouth Dissolving Tablets are very effective in controlling and preventing nausea and vomiting. Some of the benefits of this medicine are as follows:

• It blocks the action of a chemical messenger called serotonin.
• Provides relief from the sensation of vomiting and nausea.
• Acts as a precautionary measure in certain therapies and surgeries of some kind.

Side Effects Of Ondansetron Mouth Dissolving Tablets

Ondansetron Mouth Dissolving Tablets may cause some side effects which tend to go away with time as the body becomes used to it. Still some side effects may last for a long period of time which then asks for taking consultation from a doctor.

• headache
• malaise/fatigue
• constipation
• poor oxygenation
• drowsiness
• diarrhea
• dizziness
• fever

Directions For Use

This medication may be taken with or without food by putting it on the tongue and they are not supposed to be swallowed. Its usage should be continued for as long as the doctor has prescribed it to be used and all the doses should be taken at the same time as per the doctor’s prescription. Usually, the first dose is taken before starting the surgery in the following way.

• To prevent nausea from chemotherapy use it before 30 minutes of the treatment.
• In the case of Radiation therapy/treatment take it around 1 hour before the start of the treatment.

Safety Precautions

The individual taking this medication should clearly tell the concerned doctor about the diseases that they might be facing. The full course prescribed by the healthcare expert should be followed and none of the doses should be skipped as it can lead to the problem coming back and becoming hard to treat.

• Don’t use it if you are allergic to any other similar medication like dolasetron.
• Don’t take it with water as it can increase the chances of having a headache.
• Consult the doctor if the individual is having any personal or family history of Long QT syndrome.
• Consult the doctor if the individual is having any liver disease.

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