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On Medicine Course For TB, Diagnosed With TMJ, Advised Muscle Relaxants. Can I Take Both Medicines Together?
Hello.I am a 21 yr old female. I suffered from TB and the doctor prescribed me AKT4 for 2 months and R-Cinex for another 4 months. Now, I m in the 5th month of my course. A few days before there was some discomfort when I eat food and when I open my mouth wider. I consulted a dentist and he said that it is TMJ and said nothing to worry, as pain is not there. He prescribed me muscle relaxtants (Hifenac-MR) for 5 days and daily twice. Can I use both the medications on the same day?
The discomfort while opening mouth too widely may be due to- TMJ DISLOCATION. Please take the Hifenac-MR prescribed by your dentist. This is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug which is a musle relaxant derivative of diclofenac sodium. So there is no side effect of this drug when taken along with anti-tubercular drug. I would suggest you to avoid mouth opening too widely. Mild physiotherapic exercises can be practiced. Hope this helps.
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On Medicine Course For TB, Diagnosed With TMJ, Advised Muscle Relaxants. Can I Take Both Medicines Together?
Hello and welcome, The discomfort while opening mouth too widely may be due to- TMJ DISLOCATION. Please take the Hifenac-MR prescribed by your dentist. This is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug which is a musle relaxant derivative of diclofenac sodium. So there is no side effect of this drug when taken along with anti-tubercular drug. I would suggest you to avoid mouth opening too widely. Mild physiotherapic exercises can be practiced. Hope this helps.