Aspadol 150 mg

What Is Aspadol 150 mg?

With a prescription, Aspadol 150 mg is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that is used to treat high pain. Aceclofenac is what makes it work. It relieves pain, reduces inflammation, and lowers body temperature. Aceclofenac 150 mg is in each Aspadol pill.

Use Of Aspadol 150

An aspadol 150 mg tablet can help with the signs of short-term, painful, inflammatory diseases like

– Pain that comes after surgery

– Having painful periods (Dysmenorrhea)

– Pain from osteoarthritis

– Exacerbations of rheumatoid arthritis

– spondylitis with ankylosing

– Tooth pain

– Pain from trauma

How To Take Aspadol 150 mg?

After meals, 150 mg should be taken by mouth twice a day. The length of time between doses varies depending on the condition being treated, but it usually does not go over a week for acute conditions. Take the pill with enough water. Based on how bad the sickness is, treatment should begin with the lowest amount that works. Older patients may need their doses to be changed.

How Does Aspadol 150 Work?

Aceclofenac, in 150mg of Aspadol, stops the production of inflammatory substances like prostaglandins. It can help with pain, inflammation, and fever in painful inflammatory states. It helps with the symptoms but does not fix the sickness itself.

Aspadol 150 mg Dosage

Aspadol is usually taken twice a day, after meals, as a 150 mg dose. Usually, therapy starts with the lowest amount that works and then increases or decreases based on how well the patient responds and how well the drug is tolerated.

Missed Dose

Do not delay in taking your Aspadol if you find that you have forgotten to do so. Wait until your next dose is almost upon you before taking the one you skipped.

Overdose

Aspadol should not be used more than 300 mg daily without first consulting a medical professional. This may necessitate medical intervention to prevent the absorption of aceclofenac by your body. Remember to carry the medication container.

Other Dosage:

• Aspadol 100 mg
• Aspadol 200 mg
• Aspadol 50 mg

Aspadol 150 mg Side Effects

• Nausea
• Gastritis
• abdominal pain
• Vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Dizziness

Precautions

Before taking Aspadol, you should tell your doctor if you have problems with your kidneys or liver, heart disease, high blood pressure, fluid buildup, asthma, or systemic lupus erythematosus. Do not drive or operate heavy tools if this medicine makes you sleepy. If you take it for a long time, it might make your stomach bleed. Keep drinking water while you are getting care.

Special Warnings

Aspadol should not be taken in the last three months of pregnancy while breastfeeding or if you are trying to get pregnant. Kids and teens should not take this medicine because there is not enough information about its safety. People over 65 are more likely to have side effects, so use them carefully. NSAID use should not happen at the same time.

Storage

Aspadol pills should be kept at room temperature, away from heat and moisture, in a cool, dry place. Keep this medicine in its original container and out of reach of pets and children. If the expiration date on the medicine’s box has passed, throw it away.