Fera Suspension
Fera Suspension should be taken as directed by your doctor without food The dosage will be determined by your medical condition and how you respond to the medication It is important to continue taking the medicine for the duration recommended by your doctor Stopping treatment prematurely may result in the return of symptoms and a worsening of your condition Inform your healthcare team about all other medications you are taking as some may interact with this medicine Do not exceed the recommended duration of treatment as longterm use may have adverse effects on your health The common side effects of Fera Suspension include diarrhea constipation and allergic reactions These side effects are usually temporary and resolve over time If you have any concerns about the side effects notify your doctor immediately To relieve constipation incorporate fiberrich foods into your diet and stay hydrated Making lifestyle changes such as consuming cold milk and avoiding hot tea coffee spicy foods and chocolate may also help improve your condition Inform your doctor if you are pregnant planning to become pregnant or breastfeeding before taking this medicine Additionally disclose any liver diseases you may have as this will help your doctor determine the appropriate dosage for you
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Oxetacaine/Oxethazaine (10mg) + Aluminium Hydroxide (291mg) + Magnesium (98mg)
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Oxetacaine/Oxethazaine (10mg) + Aluminium Hydroxide (291mg) + Magnesium (98mg)
Oxetacaine/Oxethazaine (10mg) + Aluminium Hydroxide (291mg) + Magnesium (98mg)
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Fera Suspension
Prescription Required
Packaging :
bottle of 200 ml Suspension
Manufacturer :
Rays HealthcareComposition :
Oxetacaine/Oxethazaine (10mg) + Aluminium Hydroxide (291mg) + Magnesium (98mg)
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