Uses of Oritamol 500mg

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Oritamol belongs to the group of drugs that relax the muscles and increase muscle tone. The main ingredient of the drug is Methocarbamol. Oritamol is used to treat musculoskeletal pain. Follow the article below for more information about Oritamol.

1. What is Oritamol?

Oritamol has the main ingredient is Methocarbamol with the content of 500mg, is made in the form of tablets, packed in boxes of 3 blisters, 6 blisters, 10 blisters, 30 blisters, 50 blisters x 10 tablets or bottles of 30, 60, 100, 200, 500 tablets. Drug mechanism:
Methocarbamol selectively inhibits the central nervous system, especially the mediators. Calms the central nervous system, inhibits muscle contractions, relieves central pain, relieves acute pain and muscle spasms. Methocarbamol acts quickly after 30 minutes, is highly effective and lasts long, side effects are almost non-existent. The usual dose of the drug does not reduce muscle strength and reflexes. Methocarbamol has no effect on motor neurons, and at non-toxic doses also has effects on the medullary nervous system.

2. What disease does Oritamol treat?

Oritamol is used to relieve acute pain caused by spasms, in any location on the body, such as:
Acute back pain caused by muscle spasms, disc herniation, spondylolisthesis. Pain from broken bones, sprains or dislocations. Pain due to arthritis, myositis, acute torticollis, bursitis, whiplash syndrome, fibromyalgia. Pain due to nerve irritation, trauma, after surgery. Teeth grinding, cramps.

3. Dosage and usage of Oritamol

Dosage: Dosage depends on age, severity of disease and tolerability. In severe cases, it can be used for 4-6 months.
Recommended dose: 3.2g - 4.8g/day. Normally: Take 1 - 1.5 tablets (500 - 750mg) / time x 4 times / day. Initial dose in adults: 750mg orally every 6 hours. Elderly patients should take a lower dose. Liver and kidney disease: Increase time >6 hours between two doses. How to use:
Read the instructions for using Oritamol carefully before using. The drug is taken orally, along with water or a non-alcoholic beverage. Missed dose or overdose:
If you miss a dose of Oritamol: Take it as soon as you remember, skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next dose. Do not take a double dose of Oritamol. If you overdose on Oritamol: Tell your doctor right away or go to the nearest medical facility if you have unusual symptoms.

4. Contraindications of Oritamol

Do not use Oritamol for the following cases:
Allergy to Methocarbamol or any ingredient of the drug. History of brain damage. Coma, pre-coma. Muscle weakness or weakness.

5. Oritamol side effects

Common side effects: Drowsiness, dizziness, nausea, loss of appetite, metallic taste, digestive disorders, blue-black urine. Rare side effects: Allergic reactions, urticaria, rash, conjunctivitis, nasal congestion. These side effects are only temporary and will go away when you stop taking Oritamol.

6. Notes when using Oritamol

Treat only while pain and muscle spasms persist. Discontinue treatment when these symptoms disappear. Oritamol should not be taken continuously for more than 3 days to treat fever. Do not drink alcohol while taking Oritamol. Do not take Oritamol during pregnancy. There are no reports on the safety of using Oritamol during pregnancy. Women who are breast-feeding should consult their doctor before taking Oritamol. Oritamol may impair the ability to concentrate on tasks that require alertness, such as operating machinery or driving. Store the medicine at room temperature below 30 degrees, avoid direct sunlight or high temperature places.

7. Oritamol drug interactions

Oritamol may interact with the following drugs:
Barbiturates. Weight loss pills cause loss of appetite. Medicines to treat digestive disorders. Anti-nausea (anticholinergic) drugs. Medicines to treat depression, psychosis, anxiety. Anesthetic. Anticholinesterase drugs. Oritamol is used to treat pain caused by muscle contractions. However, the drug should not be abused and should be used under the advice of a doctor. Contact your doctor right away if you have any questions about Oritamol.
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