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SIDE OR AFTER EFFECTS OF ZERODOL-P AND ZINETAC-150mg
Dear Doctor , I am taking the following tablet for pain in the ankles which has small swelling as I get sever pain while walking. Due to Allergic Rhinitis I am taking Montek LC which gives pain in the left side of my hip and thighs severly due to muscular cramps. 1. Zerodol-P 2. Zinetac-150mg 3. Becosules All the three tables together but only at bedtime twice or thrice in a week. I am aware this is not a solution for getting relieved from the pain. Pls suggest whether the above tablets will have any side effects or after effects..
Thu, 9 Jun 2011
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No drug for allergic rhinitis should give pain in particular hip & thigh as mentioned by you.So try to find the real culprit for pain instead of montek LC.It is always better to take drugs in isolation or after some gap instead of taking all together. Zerodol -p & zintac & becosule taken thrice in a week generally don`t produce any side effects or after effects.
‘Hope I have answered your query, I will be available to answer your follow up queries, “Wish you Good Health and trouble free speedy recovery”
No drug for allergic rhinitis should give pain in particular hip & thigh as mentioned by you.So try to find the real culprit for pain instead of montek LC.It is always better to take drugs in isolation or after some gap instead of taking all together. Zerodol -p & zintac & becosule taken thrice in a week generally don`t produce any side effects or after effects.
‘Hope I have answered your query, I will be available to answer your follow up queries, “Wish you Good Health and trouble free speedy recovery”
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