Ronex Tablets 14’s

Description

Ronex Tablets 14’s

Ronex Tablets 14’s is an antihistamine which is used to treat allergy-related symptoms, such as watery eyes, runny noses, eye irritation, sneezing, itching, and hives. It is a drug that blocks a natural chemical ( histamine) produced by your body when you experience the course of an allergic response.

It doesn’t stop allergic hives nor treat or prevent a severe allergy (such such as anaphylaxis). If your physician is prescribing an epinephrine injection to treat allergic reactions, you must keep your epinephrine injection device along with you.

Uses Of Ronex Tablets 14’s

This Tablet is an antihistamine which is used to treat allergy-related symptoms such as,

• watery eyes,
• runny noses,
• eye irritation,
• sneezing,
• itching,
• hives.
• It is a drug that blocks a natural chemical ( histamine) produced by your body when you experience the course of an allergic response.
• Cetirizine doesn’t stop allergic hives nor treat or prevent a severe allergy (such such as anaphylaxis).
• If your physician is prescribing an epinephrine injection to treat allergic reactions, you must keep your epinephrine injection device along with you.
• Don’t use cetirizine instead of epinephrine.

Side Effects

• Tiredness
• drowsiness
• dry and dry mouth can occur.
• Stomach discomfort can also be a problem and is more common for children.
• When any one of the symptoms persist or worsen inform your physician as well as your pharmacist immediately.
• If your physician is prescribing for this medication make sure the fact that you doctor concluded that the benefits to you is more that the chance of having side consequences.
• A lot of people who take this medication don’t suffer from any serious adverse side effects.
• Contact your physician immediately in case you experience adverse reactions that are serious for example: urinary problems, weakness.
• A serious adverse reaction to this medication is not common.
• But, you should seek medical assistance immediately if you observe any signs of an allergic reaction.
• These include: swelling, itching or rash (especially of the tongue, face or face) and severe dizziness. difficulty breathing.

When Not To Use

• It is not advised for patients suffering from narrow-angle glaucoma, or urinary retention.
• It is also contraindicated those who are receiving monoamine oxygenase (MAO) inhibition therapy, or within 14 (14) days after stopping the treatment.