panwar

The use of Panwar 40mg Injection remains the same It is still used to prevent stress ulcers in seriously ill patients and is given before anesthesia to prevent complications related to aspiration It still belongs to the class of medicines known as proton pump inhibitors PPIs However the administration method is changed Instead of being taken orally as a tablet this medicine is now administered through a vein by a healthcare professional The decision to give it as an injection rather than a tablet is based on the doctors assessment of what is more suitable for the patient at the moment The dosage of the medicine will still depend on the patients underlying condition and response to the treatment The duration of treatment will be determined by the doctor and it is important to continue taking the medicine as prescribed even if symptoms improve quickly To enhance the effectiveness of the treatment it is recommended to have smaller meals more frequently and avoid caffeinated drinks spicy foods and fatty foods The common side effects of Panwar 40mg Injection include nausea vomiting headache dizziness flatulence diarrhea stomach pain and thrombophlebitis pain redness and swelling of the vein These side effects are usually mild but if they persist or become bothersome it is advised to consult the doctor Longterm use of this medicine may increase the risk of side effects such as an increased risk of bone fractures especially with higher doses It is important to discuss with the doctor ways to prevent bone loss osteoporosis such as taking calcium and vitamin D supplements There are certain groups of people who should not take Panwar 40mg Injection These include individuals with severe liver problems those taking HIV medications those with a history of allergic reactions to similar medicines and those with bone loss osteoporosis Pregnant or breastfeeding women should also consult their doctor before taking this medicine It is recommended to avoid alcohol while taking this medicine