dicyclomine tablets; Controller of diarrhea and nausea during pregnancy

Dicyclomine is a generic drug and is used to treat stomach spasms caused by intestinal disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome. This drug is available in the form of capsules, tablets, syrup, and injectable solution. The injectable solution is prescribed for those who cannot take the drug orally.

The solution of this drug is administered intramuscularly and its injection must be done by a specialist.... In the continuation of this article from GCORP LLC magazine, we will examine the side effects, uses and methods of using this drug.

Dicyclomine drug certificate information
How to use Dicyclomine
Dicyclomine side effects
- Precautions before use or contraindications
Drug interactions Cyclomine
Dicyclomine
price
drug interactions in the body (mechanism of action)
diseases related to dicyclomine drug
vulnerable people in the use of this drug
use of dicyclomine tablets
- 1.... Cyclomin for heart pain
- 2.... Dicyclomine ampoule for nausea
  Dicyclomine drug certificate information
  
  You can see the information on the birth certificate of Dicyclomine drug in the table below.
  
  How to use Dicyclomine
  
  When taking this medicine, keep the following points in mind:
  - Read the directions on the label of your prescription carefully.
  - Take the medicine as prescribed by the doctor.
  - If you miss a dose of medicine, take it immediately as soon as you remember.
  - If it was the next dose, there is no need to double the dose of the medicine and just take one dose of the medicine.
  - Measure the liquid medication with the provided syringe or measuring device (not a kitchen spoon).
  - If you cannot take the medicine orally, you should use its intramuscular solution.
  - If your symptoms do not improve after 2 weeks, call your doctor.
  - Keep the medicine at room temperature and away from heat and humidity.
  Learn more:Treating Nausea
  
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  Dicyclomine side effects
  
  Dicyclomine side effects can range from mild to severe. The severe consequences of this drug include:
  - Rapid or slow heart beat or fluttering feeling in the chest
  - Problems in memory and speech
  - Difficulty in balance or muscle movement
  - Severe diarrhea, constipation, or worsening bowel symptoms
  - Difficulty in swallowing
  - bruising, swelling or pain at the injection site of this medicine
  - dizziness
  - Feeling thirsty and sweating a lot
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  If you experience severe side effects of this medication or have symptoms of an allergic reaction such as hives, swelling of the face or tongue, and difficulty breathing, we recommend that you see your doctor immediately.
  
  Common and mild side effects of this drug include:
  - Drowsiness and dizziness
  - weakness
  - being nervous
  - Blurred vision
  - Nausea
  Learn more:What is an anti-nausea pill?
  
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  Precautions before use or Contraindications
  
  This medicine is not approved for people under 18 years of age.. So do not take it without a doctor's prescription.... Also, this medicine should never be given to a child under 6 months.... The permissible dose of dicyclomine syrup for children is three to four times a day.
  Although the use of dicyclomine is not prohibited during pregnancy, but if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, inform your doctor. If you have the following conditions, avoid taking this medicine:
  - sensitivity to this drug
  - Black water (a type of eye disease that is also called glaucoma)
  - Bladder obstruction or other urinary problems
  - Obstruction in the digestive system (stomach or intestine)
  - Severe ulcerative colitis (a type of inflammatory bowel disease)
  - Gastric reflux disease (GERD)
  - Serious heart disease
  Dicyclomine is also not recommended for diarrhea, because diarrhea can be a sign of intestinal obstruction, and taking this medicine will make your symptoms worse.
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  Dicyclomine drug interactions
  
  Drugs that may interact with dicyclomine include:
  - Adderall (amphetamine/dextroamphetamine)
  - Aspirin
  - Benadryl (Diphenhydramine)
  - Cymbalta (Duloxetine)
  - Flexirill (cyclobenzaprine)
  - Flonase (nasal fluticasone)
  - Lexapro (estalopram)
  - Linzess (linaclotide)
  - Lyrica (Pere Gabalin)
  - Metoprolol succinate ER (Metoprolol)
  - Metoprolol tartrate (Metoprolol)
  - MiraLAX (polyethylene glycol 3350)
  - Nexium (Esomeprazole)
  - Norco (acetaminophen/hydrocodone)
  - ProAir HFA (albuterol)
  - Protonix (pantoprazole)
  - Synthroid (levothyroxine)
  - Topamax (Topiramate)
  - Tylenol (acetaminophen)
  - Vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin)
  - Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)
  - Vitamin D2 (ergocalciferol)
  - Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol)
  - Xanax (alprazolam)
  - Zofran (ondansetron)
  - Zoloft (Sertraline)
  - Zyrtec (citrizine)
  Learn more:Treating Nausea
  
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  Dicyclomine drug price
  
  The price of this medicine varies depending on the brand and manufacturer... Of course, this medicine is produced in Iran by domestic companies.. Therefore, it is in the category of relatively cheap drugs.
  
  Drug interactions in the body (mechanism of action)
  
  This drug affects the body through the direct antimuscarinic activity of M1, M3 and M2 receptors.... This drug prevents the action of bradykinin and histamine and reduces the reduction of the strength of muscle contractions.
  
  Learn more: What is metoclopramide tablets?
  
  Diseases related to dicyclomine drug
  
  A high dose of this drug can slow down or stop bowel movement. Slow bowel movement can lead to serious problems such as severe inflammation and bowel edema.
  
  People who are vulnerable to the use of this medicine
  
  If the doctor has prescribed this medicine for you and you have one of the following conditions, discuss this with the doctor before taking the medicine.
  - Heart problems or high blood pressure
  - History of stroke
  - Ileostomy (ileostomy) or colostomy (clostomy)
  - Liver or kidney disease
  - Age over 60
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  Using dicyclomine tablets
  
  This drug is used to treat a specific type of intestinal problems called irritable bowel syndrome.... This drug has other uses that you can learn about below.
  
  1.... dicyclomine tablets for heartache
  
  If your heart pain is caused by stomach pain, this medicine can help treat your pain.... This medicine reduces heart pain by relaxing the stomach muscles.
  
  2... Dicyclomine ampoule for nausea
  
  As mentioned, dicyclomine reduces bowel and stomach movements... so it is prescribed in some cases to control nausea... this drug is also used to prevent nausea and vomiting during pregnancy.
  
  Physician's Guide
  Dicyclomine oral tablet is used for the short-term and long-term treatment of irritable bowel syndrome....There can be serious risks if you don't take this medicine as directed by your doctor...If you stop taking this medicine suddenly, your symptoms may get worse.. Therefore, do not stop taking your medicine without consulting your doctor. For more guidance, you can see a gastroenterologist and a liver doctor or consult a gastroenterologist online at GCORP LLC.
  Also, excessive use of this drug can have severe and dangerous side effects. Therefore, take the medicine as prescribed by the doctor.
  
  Frequently Asked Questions
  
  What is dicyclomine syrup for?
  This drug belongs to a class of drugs called anticholinergics (antispasmodics) that help reduce bowel movements.
  
  What is dicyclomine 10 for?
  This drug is used to relax the stomach muscles and relax the normal bowel movements. to be Irritable bowel syndrome helps.
  
  What are the properties of dicyclomine?
  This drug is used to treat bloating, diarrhea and reduce menstrual pain.
  
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