Grandem MD Tablet
Category: Antiemetic
Used For:
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Preventing nausea/vomiting due to:
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Chemotherapy/radiotherapy
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Post-surgery
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Certain medications
Note: Not effective for motion sickness.
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Key Benefits
✔ Controls severe nausea/vomiting induced by cancer treatments (chemotherapy/radiation).
✔ Blocks serotonin (a nausea-triggering chemical) in the brain.
Dosage & Administration
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Form: Mouth-dissolving tablet (do not swallow whole).
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How to Take:
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Place tablet in mouth; let it dissolve.
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Avoid handling with wet hands.
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Take as prescribed, with/without food (fixed timing recommended).
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If You Vomit: Take another dose if vomiting occurs within 1 hour of intake.
Side Effects
(Usually temporary; consult doctor if persistent)
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Common: Headache, weakness, constipation, diarrhea, insomnia.
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Less Common: Dizziness, sleepiness → Avoid driving/mental tasks if affected.
Safety & Warnings
Condition | Advice |
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Pregnancy | Likely safe (limited human data; animal studies show low risk). |
Breastfeeding | Probably safe (minimal risk to infant). |
Liver/Kidney | Safe if prescribed (dose adjustment may not be needed). |
Alcohol | Consult doctor (interaction unknown). |
Other Drugs | Inform doctor if taking epilepsy/heart/depression/cancer medications. |
Missed Dose?
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Take ASAP if remembered. Skip if close to next dose. Never double dose.
Important Notes
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Do not stop suddenly without medical advice.
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Heavy meals may worsen nausea; opt for light meals.
Consult your doctor for personalized guidance, especially if you have heart/stomach conditions.
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