Travel tablets Retorta, 10 pcs

Instructions for use for Travel tablets Retorta, 10 pcs

Important notes (compulsory information):

Travel tablets Retorta. Active substance: Dimenhydrinate. Applications: vomiting; Travel sickness.

For risks and side effects, read the package leaflet and ask your doctor or pharmacist.


Insurance information

Dear patient, dear patient!
Please read the following useful information because it contains important information about what you should consider when using this medicine. For questions, please contact your doctor or pharmacist.

Travel tablets Retorta
Active substance: Dimenhydrinate

composition
1 tablet contains as a medicine active ingredients: 27 mg diphenhydramine hydrochloride as well as
23 mg 8-chlortheophylline
Corresponds to 50 mg dimenhydrinate.
Other ingredients:
Potato starch, high-disperses silica, lanette 16, Tabletosis, Polyvidone, Avicel, AC-Di-Sol, Talcum, Magnesium stearate

Dosage form and content
Pack of 10 tablets

Dimenhydrinate is a means of nausea and vomiting from the group of H1 antihistamines.

Retorta GmbH, Dingstätte 22, 25421 Pinneberg
Tel.: 0 41 01/2 89 04
Fax.: 0 41 01/20 46 18

application areas
Travel sickness.

Note:
Dimenhydrinate is the sole treatment of nausea and vomiting in the wake of a medicine cancer treatment (Cytostatic therapy) Not suitable.

Contraction
When may you not take travel tablets Retorta?
You are not allowed to take travel tablets Retorta at:
- Hypersensitivity to Dimenhydrinate, other antihistamines or any other component of the medicine,
- acute asthma attack,
- Green star (narrow angle glaucoma),
- adrenal tumor (pheochromocytom),
- Disruption of the production of blood dye (porphyria),
- Enlargement of the projecting gland (prostate hypertrophy) with residual harvesting,
- Spasmaps (epilepsy, eclampsia).
When are you allowed to take travel tablets Retorta only after consulting your doctor?
The following describes when you can only assume travel tablets retorta under certain conditions and only with special caution. Please contact your doctor. This also applies if these information met with you earlier once.
Travel tablets Retorta may only be applied after consultation with the doctor:
- restricted liver function,
- Heart rhythmias (e.g. Heart hunting),
- Chronic breathing difficulties and asthma,
- Constriction at the exit of the stomach (pylorus stenosis).
What do you need in pregnancy and lactation?
Travel tablets Retorta should not be used during the last week of pregnancy due to possible triggering premature uterine contractions.
During the first six months of pregnancy, travel tablets Retorta should only be applied if non-medicated measures have not shown success and the doctor advises.
Dimenhydrinate goes into the breast milk in small amounts. So far, no long-term, negative impact on infants are described. Should a breasted child show signs of increased unrest, to switch to floating food or reset treatment with travel tablets.

Precautions for the application and warnings
What do you need to consider in traffic as well as working with machinery and work without a secure stop?
Drowsiness, memory disorders and reduced concentration can adversely affect the ability to drive or the ability to work with machines. This is particularly true after inadequate sleep duration, at treatment and preparation change as well as in cooperation with alcohol (see also "interactions").

Interaction
Which other medicines influence the effect of travel tablets retorta, and what do you need to consider if you additionally take other medicines?
With simultaneous use of travel tablets retorta with other centrally attenuating medicines (medicines that influence the psyche, sleep, calming, pain and anesthesia) it can lead to a mutual reinforcement of the effectcome.
The "anticholinergic" effect of travel tablets retorta (see side effects) can be reinforced by the simultaneous administration of other substances with anticholinergic effects (eg atropine, berids or certain means against depression tricyclic antidepressants) in a unpredictable manner.
With simultaneous administration of travel tablets retorta with so-called monoamine oxidase inhibitors (medicines also used for the treatment of depression), u.U. develop a life-threatening intestinal paralysis, urinary behavior or an increase in intraocular pressure. In addition, it can lead to the drop in blood pressure and a reinforced functional restriction of the central nervous system and the breathing. Therefore, travel tablets Retorta should not be applied simultaneously with inhibitors of monoamine oxidase.
The use of travel tablets Retorta together with medicines against increased blood pressure can lead to increased fatigue.
The doctor should be informed prior to the implementation of allergy tests about taking travel tablets Retorta, as false-negative test results are possible.
Furthermore, it should be noted that by travel tablets Retorta that during a treatment with certain antibiotics (Aminoglycosides) are given, a possibly occurring hearing damage u. U. can be obscured.
Please note that this information can also apply to recently used medicines.
Which semiluxury food, dishes and beverages should you avoid?
During treatment with travel tablets Retorta no alcohol should be drunk, since alcohol can change and enhance the effect of travel tablets retorta in a unpredictable manner. The ability to drive and the ability to use machines is further impaired.

Dosage instructions, type and duration of the application
The following information applies as far as your doctor's travel tablets Retorta did not prescribe otherwise. Please stick to the application regulations, since travel tablets Retorta can not act properly!
How much travel tablets Retorta and how often should you take travel tablets retorta?
Adults and adolescents over 14 years:
- 1 hour before starting and during a longer journey 1 Tablet taken.
Children from 6 to 14 years:
Take half the adult dose.
How and when should you take travel tablets Retorta?
Travel tablets Retorta should be unambiguous and taken with plenty of fluid.
How long should you take travel tablets retorta?
Travel tablets retorta are, if not otherwise prescribed by the doctor, only for the short-term use during the journey.

Overdose and other application errors
What to do if travel tablets retorta was taken in too much quantities (intended or accidental overdose)?
In the case of overdose or poisoning with travel tablets Retorta, a doctor (poisoning note call z. B.) must be asked for advice.
An overdose with travel tablets Retorta is primarily - Depending on the recorded dose - characterized by the different stages of a consciousness, which can range from strong drowsiness to unconsciousness. In addition, signs of the so-called "anticholinergic syndrome" are observed:
Pupil expansion, visual disturbances, accelerated heart activity, fever, hot, redded skin and dry mucous membranes, constipation, excitement states, increased reflexes and delusions. In addition, cramps and respiratory disturbances are possible, which can lead to high doses to breath of breathing and cardiovascular standstill.
The assessment of the severity of poisoning and the determination of the necessary measures takes place by the doctor.
In the case of a consciousness obtained, vomiting as possible, vomiting should be triggered. Further measures to reduce resorption: if necessary stomach irrigation, administration of activated carbon and acceleration of the gastrointestinal passage (sodium sulfate).
Further therapy is based on the relevant symptoms: at struggles of diazepam, if necessary, temperature-lowering measures, artificial ventilation with impending breathing. As antiquity with anticholinergic physostigminsalicylate (according to physominicalmint) recommended.
What do you need to note if you have taken a few travel tablets retorta or forgot a dose?
Please do not pick up the missed dose, but continue taking travel tablets retorta as prescribed by your doctor.
What do you have to pay attention if you interrupt the treatment or end prematurely?
Please stop or stop taking travel tablets Retorta without talking to your doctor before.

Side effects
Which side effects can occur when taking travel tablets Retorta?
Depending on the individual sensitivity and the dose taken, it often occurs - especially at the beginning of the treatment - at the following side effects: drowsiness, dizziness, dizziness and muscle weakness. These side effects can also lead to impairments on the following days.
Occasionally, as so-called "anticholinergic" Concomit ratings Mouth dryness, increase in the heart rate (Tachycardia), feeling a clogged nose, visual disturbances, increase in eye-catching pressure and faults occur during urination. Also gastrointestinal complaints (e.g., nausea, pain in the field of stomach, vomiting, constipation or diarrhea) and mood swings were observed. Furthermore, especially in children, there is the possibility of the occurrence of so-called "paradoxic reactions" such as restlessness, excitement, insomnia, anxiety or tremors.
It is also about allergic skin reactions and photosensitivity of the skin (avoid direct sunlight!) and hepatic impairment (cholestatic ectic) reported.
Flood damage can occur in exceptional cases.
After a long-term daily use, temporarily sleep disorders can occur due to sudden exit of the treatment. Therefore, in these cases, treatment should be terminated by gradually reducing the dose.
If you observe side effects that are not listed in this information information, please inform your doctor or pharmacist.
Which countermeasures are to take with side effects?
You decide on any necessary countermeasures for side effects.

Notes and information on the durability of the medicinal product
The expiration date of this medicine is printed on the carton and the blister. Do not use this medicine after this date!

Status of information: June 2001
Source: www. retorta. de