Ondem-MD 4 Tablet
Composition: Ondansetron (4 mg)
Type: Anti-emetic (prevents nausea/vomiting)
Uses:
✔ Chemotherapy/radiotherapy-induced nausea/vomiting
✔ Post-surgery nausea/vomiting
❌ Not effective for motion sickness.
Dosage & Administration:
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How to take: Place tablet in mouth (do not swallow whole). Can be taken with/without food.
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When to take:
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Before surgery/chemotherapy.
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After treatment, as prescribed (usually short-term).
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Missed dose: Take ASAP. Skip if near next dose.
Side Effects (Usually mild/temporary):
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Headache
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Fatigue
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Constipation/diarrhea
Precautions:
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Consult doctor if:
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Heart/liver disease or stomach/intestinal blockage.
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Pregnant/breastfeeding.
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Taking epilepsy/heart/cancer/depression medications.
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Avoid alcohol (may worsen side effects).
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Driving: Caution advised (may cause drowsiness).
Safety Profile:
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Kidney disease: Safe (no dose adjustment).
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Liver disease: Use only if prescribed.
How It Works:
Blocks serotonin (a brain chemical triggering nausea/vomiting).
Note: Always follow your doctor’s instructions. Report persistent side effects.
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