Uses of Talromac

Stomach pain is a common disease that directly affects the ability to digest and absorb nutrients, and can cause many dangerous complications for health. Therefore, using the right drug treatment as soon as there are early symptoms and signs will help you control this disease well. Talroma medicine is indicated very useful for the treatment of some basic pathologies of stomach pain, digestive diseases. The following article will provide you with accurate information to use Talroma to treat stomach pain and digestive diseases effectively.

With active ingredients including Tiropramide HC1 100mg and excipients just enough, Talroma is effective in reducing stomach sphincter pain, digestive system diseases, uterine spasms. Tiropramide has a broad spectrum antispasmodic effect on smooth muscles of the gastrointestinal tract, urinary tract and genitourinary system. The drug has little effect on vascular smooth muscle.
Tiropramide is not a ganglionic blocker nor is it a calcium channel antagonist. Tiropramide has a very low affinity for calmodulin. The antispasmodic effect of tiropramide is independent of calmodulin. Tiropramide increases intracellular cAMP levels because it activates cAMP synthesis and stimulates the binding of Ca++ ions to the sarcoplasmic reticulum. The activation of cAMP biosynthesis and the intracellular sequestration of calcium ions are probably the molecular mechanisms to explain the antispasmodic effects of tiropramide.
After oral administration of Talroma, the drug is rapidly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract and widely distributed throughout the body tissues. The drug is metabolized mainly by the liver and is excreted by the kidneys as metabolites and a small amount is excreted in the feces. Since then, patients taking Talroma will reduce pain caused by stomach spasms, gastrointestinal diseases.
Talroma medicine is indicated for the treatment of some of the following cases:
Stomach spasms Irritable bowel syndrome Cramping pains from bile and liver. Cholangitis Cholecystitis Genitourinary tract spasms Pyelonephritis Cystitis Uterine cramps such as dysmenorrhea, dysmenorrhea. If you are having one of the above signs, see your doctor and use Talroma as directed by your doctor and manufacturer to treat stomach pain, digestive diseases for the most optimal effect. .
Do not use Talroma for people who are sensitive or allergic to Tiropramide or any of its ingredients. In addition, some patients are not suitable to use Talroma drugs, including:
Enlarged colon, severe liver and kidney failure, pregnant and lactating women. The patient has a narrowing of the gastrointestinal tract due to external stimuli. The patient has an enlarged colon.

2.1. How to take Talroma only with filtered or cooled boiled water. Using carbonated drinks, alcohol, beer or other stimulants can make the drug ineffective in treating stomach pain and digestive diseases. Continue using the medicine even if the spasmodic symptoms have disappeared. Stopping the drug suddenly can make stomach pain, spasms return and more difficult to treat. 2.2. Dosage for use of Talroma Talroma dosage for adults: 1 tablet / time. You can take up to 3 pills per day. If you do not notice any relief from your symptoms of gastrointestinal spasms or stomach pain, consult your doctor to increase your dose or change your medication. Never add a dose without your doctor's consent.

Rarely does Talroma cause side effects. However, if this happens, possible side effects include:
Dry mouth Nausea Itching Rash If you have any unusual symptoms while using Talroma, call your doctor right away. detect and stop using the drug.

Drug interactions can change the therapeutic effect of drugs. Therefore, when patients take Talroma to treat stomach pain, digestive diseases, they need to make a list of medicines they are using and notify their doctor. This list includes prescription and over-the-counter drugs, vitamins, supplements, and dietary supplements.

5.1. Missed dose If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you realize it. However, if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and take it as prescribed. Never take a double dose to make up for the forgotten portion. This can cause side effects or an overdose. 5.2. Overdose Do not exceed the prescribed dose. Overdose will not improve symptoms. However, it can lead to poisoning or serious side effects. Usually more than one dose will not endanger the health and life of the patient. However, if someone accidentally overdoses and shows signs of anaphylaxis such as vomiting, loss of consciousness or fainting, take the person to the hospital immediately. When you go to the hospital, bring the prescription, cover, box, or brand of medicine that the patient has taken.

Store the medicine according to the manufacturer's instructions. The appropriate temperature is 20 to 25 degrees Celsius. Do not store the medicine in a place with high humidity, especially the bathroom.
Keep medicine out of reach of children and pets to avoid drug poisoning.
Drugs that have expired or no longer need to be used should be handled according to regulations. Consult your healthcare professional or the manufacturer's instructions for proper medication handling. Do not flush medication down the toilet, sink, or drain, unless you have been instructed to do so.
Do not give medicine to others even if you know they have the same signs and symptoms as you. This can lead to poisoning or drug interactions.