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Suggest Treatment For Dizziness And Vomiting While Taking Forecox For Endometriosis
Question: Hi,
Thi is XXXX. I am married. I am having infertility problem for 4 years. My doctor suggested me take tb test. My test report is positive. Tb in my utres and also i am having endometriosis problem. Doctor told me to take forecox tablet two befor breakfast in morning. I've started taken from feb 2015. But i am having vomiting problem and dizziness. So my doc. told me take one tablet after breatfast and another one after dinner. Is it ok to take this tablet in this way?
Thi is XXXX. I am married. I am having infertility problem for 4 years. My doctor suggested me take tb test. My test report is positive. Tb in my utres and also i am having endometriosis problem. Doctor told me to take forecox tablet two befor breakfast in morning. I've started taken from feb 2015. But i am having vomiting problem and dizziness. So my doc. told me take one tablet after breatfast and another one after dinner. Is it ok to take this tablet in this way?
Brief Answer:
can be taken this way
Detailed Answer:
Hello mam, I understand your anxiety related to the issue.
It is very common to have dizziness and vomiting after forecox intake and to decrease the dose to half is a common practice.
Take that as advised and if you will feel better then the dose can be escalated back to original dose.
But try not to miss the tablet and also avoid caffeine, spicy and oily foods as these will lead to increase in gastritis and thus vomiting.
All the best.
can be taken this way
Detailed Answer:
Hello mam, I understand your anxiety related to the issue.
It is very common to have dizziness and vomiting after forecox intake and to decrease the dose to half is a common practice.
Take that as advised and if you will feel better then the dose can be escalated back to original dose.
But try not to miss the tablet and also avoid caffeine, spicy and oily foods as these will lead to increase in gastritis and thus vomiting.
All the best.
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