gardenal

Gardenal 20mg5ml Syrup can be taken with or without food However it is recommended to take it at the same time every day to maintain a consistent level of medication in the body Follow your doctors instructions regarding the dosage and duration of treatment as longterm use may result in dependency If you miss a dose take it as soon as you remember Do not skip any doses and complete the full course of treatment even if you start feeling better Common side effects of Gardenal 20mg5ml Syrup include nausea diarrhea hyperactivity depression confusion decreased blood pressure and fatigue It may also cause dizziness and drowsiness so avoid driving or engaging in activities that require mental focus until you know how this medication affects you If you experience severe rashes especially accompanied by fever after taking this medication consult your doctor immediately It is important to note that longterm use of this medication can cause joint pain as well

Available in 5 variations

Gardenal 60mg Tablet 100s

Phenobarbitone (60mg)

packet of 100 tablets

MRP : ₹212

Gardenal 20mg Syrup 100ml

Phenobarbitone (20mg/5ml)

bottle of 100 ml syrup

MRP : ₹54

Gardenal 60MG Tablet

Phenobarbitone (60mg)

strip of 30 tablets

MRP : ₹59

Gardenal 30mg Tablet 30s

Phenobarbitone (30mg)

strip of 30 tablets

MRP : ₹40

Gardenal 30mg Tablet 100s

Phenobarbitone (30mg)

strip of 100 tablets

MRP : ₹147

Related Faqs

Can Gardenal cause addiction?

Yes, Gardenal may cause addiction in patients with a history of alcoholism and drug abuse if they take it for a prolonged time. Therefore, Gardenal should be avoided in such patients.

Can Gardenal cause withdrawal symptoms?

Yes, suddenly stopping Gardenal can cause withdrawal symptoms which include sleeplessness, anxiety, tremor, dizziness, nausea, fits, and delirium.

What is Gardenal used for?

Gardenal is prescribed to control seizures or fits. Gardenal belongs to barbiturate group of medicines. In exceptional circumstances, it is also used to treat seizures that sometimes accompany a high fever in children.

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Can Epitan cause addiction?

Yes, Epitan may cause addiction in patients with a history of alcoholism and drug abuse if they take it for a prolonged time. Therefore, Epitan should be avoided in such patients.

Can I stop taking Pheosol once my seizures get controlled?

No, you should not stop taking Pheosol without consulting your doctor. Sudden withdrawal can cause sleeplessness, anxiety, tremor, dizziness, feeling sick, fits and delirium. The dose of Pheosol should be reduced gradually.