Asma – Esomeprazole Injection
Description
ESOMEPRAZOLE (ASMA) INJECTION – TREATMENT OF FORESTALL AND TREAT STOMACH ULCERS
Asma 40mg Injection is a medication that reduces the amount of corrosive produced in your stomach. It is used to treat indigestion, peptic ulcer infection, and other digestive problems. It’s also used to prevent and treat stomach ulcers.
How Asma 40mg Injection be given?
Asma 40mg Injection should be used as a prompt from your primary care physician. The portion will vary depending on what you are being treated for, but it is usually the smallest portion for the shortest amount of time that is expected to treat your condition. It is usually taken on an empty stomach. Even if your symptoms fade quickly, continue to take it as prescribed. If you have been taking this medication for a while, your PCP may perform standardized tests to check your magnesium levels, which can be affected by this medication.
Common side effects of This Medicine:
Migraine, clogging or running, stomach pain, and feeling or being debilitated are the most common symptoms. These should be gentle, but if they bother you or do not go away, consult your primary care physician. As you use this medication more frequently, the risk of side effects may increase. If you take it for an extended period of time, you will almost certainly break a bone. Avoid foods that appear to aggravate your symptoms, such as rich, fiery, and greasy foods. Eliminating energizing drinks like tea, espresso, and cola, as well as liquor, may also be beneficial.
Precautions:
This medication should not be taken by certain people. If you have serious liver problems, are taking HIV medication, have a history of hypersensitivity to comparable drugs, or have osteoporosis, you should consult your primary care physician before taking this medication. Liquor has no effect on how this tablet works. Drinking alcohol, on the other hand, causes your stomach to produce more corrosive acids than usual.
