Composition:
Each tablet contains:
Tramadol HCl 50 mg
The way drugs work:
Tramadol is a powerful analgesic that works on opiate receptors.
Tramadol stereospecifically binds to receptors in the central nervous system so as to block the sensation of pain and response to pain.
In addition, tramadol inhibits the release of neurotransmitters from afferent nerves sensitive to stimuli, resulting in pain impulses inhibited.
Indication:
Effective for the treatment of acute and chronic pain that is severe, post-surgical pain.
Posology:
Adults and children over 16 years:
The usual dose:
A single dose of 50 mg. The dose is usually enough to relieve the pain, if it still feels the pain can be added to 50 mg after an interval of 30-60 minutes.
The maximum dose:
400 mg daily. Doses depends on the intensity of the pain suffered.
Patients with liver and kidney disorders with "creatinine clearances" <30 ml / min:
50-100 mg every 12 hours, a maximum of 200 mg a day.
Warnings and cautions:
In the long-term use may occur dependence, so doctors must determine the length of treatment.
Tramadol should not be given to patients with drug dependence.
Careful use in patients with head trauma, increased intracranial pressure, impaired kidney and liver function are severe or bronchial hypersecretion, because it can lead to an increased risk of convulsions or shock.
The use of drugs together with other CNS suppression or usage with excessive doses can lead to decreased lung function.
Use during pregnancy should weigh the benefits and risks both to the fetus and the mother.
Careful use in nursing mothers, because tramadol excreted in breast milk.
Tramadol can reduce the speed of reaction of the patient, such as the ability to drive or operate machinery.
Respiratory depression due to overdose can be neutralized with naloxone, while seizures can be treated with benzodiazepines.
Although including opiate antagonist, tramadol can not suppress the symptoms of "withdrawal" as a result of administration of morphine.
Each tablet contains:
Tramadol HCl 50 mg
The way drugs work:
Tramadol is a powerful analgesic that works on opiate receptors.
Tramadol stereospecifically binds to receptors in the central nervous system so as to block the sensation of pain and response to pain.
In addition, tramadol inhibits the release of neurotransmitters from afferent nerves sensitive to stimuli, resulting in pain impulses inhibited.
Indication:
Effective for the treatment of acute and chronic pain that is severe, post-surgical pain.
Posology:
Adults and children over 16 years:
The usual dose:
A single dose of 50 mg. The dose is usually enough to relieve the pain, if it still feels the pain can be added to 50 mg after an interval of 30-60 minutes.
The maximum dose:
400 mg daily. Doses depends on the intensity of the pain suffered.
Patients with liver and kidney disorders with "creatinine clearances" <30 ml / min:
50-100 mg every 12 hours, a maximum of 200 mg a day.
Warnings and cautions:
In the long-term use may occur dependence, so doctors must determine the length of treatment.
Tramadol should not be given to patients with drug dependence.
Careful use in patients with head trauma, increased intracranial pressure, impaired kidney and liver function are severe or bronchial hypersecretion, because it can lead to an increased risk of convulsions or shock.
The use of drugs together with other CNS suppression or usage with excessive doses can lead to decreased lung function.
Use during pregnancy should weigh the benefits and risks both to the fetus and the mother.
Careful use in nursing mothers, because tramadol excreted in breast milk.
Tramadol can reduce the speed of reaction of the patient, such as the ability to drive or operate machinery.
Respiratory depression due to overdose can be neutralized with naloxone, while seizures can be treated with benzodiazepines.
Although including opiate antagonist, tramadol can not suppress the symptoms of "withdrawal" as a result of administration of morphine.
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