WHAT IS CETGEL?
Cetgel is a prescription medication, which is available in the form of capsules. This medicine is specifically used for the treatment of allergies, urticaria pigmentosa and common cold.
CETGEL DOSAGE INFORMATION:
The dosage of Cetgel is determined on the basis of age, gender and previous health information of the patient. Cetgel dosage is also based on the problem of the patient.
- Adult: 10 mg/day
- Elderly: 10 mg/day
- People (13-18 years): 10 mg/day
You can take one Cetgel capsule after a meal. Do not take more than one capsule per day. Here; it is important to consult your doctor once before using this medicine.
PRECAUTIONS:
If you're suffering from any of the following diseases, you should not take Cetgel medication unless your doctor advises you to do so:
- Kidney disease
- Liver disease
If you have any of these diseases, do not take Cetgel as it may make your condition worse.
Cetgel is normally safe for use in pregnant women and is mild for breastfeeding women. Consult your doctor for more details.
CETGEL CAPSULE: BENEFITS AND USES
Cetgel is used in the treatment of the following health issues -
Main Benefits- Allergies
- Cold and cough
- Churg Strauss Syndrome
- Urticaria pigmentosa
CETGEL SIDE EFFECTS:
In many cases, some side-effects may be observed. These side-effects are usually temporary and disappear with the completion of the treatment. Talk to your doctor if side-effects get worse or last longer. Side-effects may include:
DRUG INTERACTIONS:
Taking Cetgel with certain other medications can cause severe reactions in the body. Cetgel capsules should not be taken with the following medicines due to severe side-effects it may cause to the patients:
Moderate Side-Effects- Aripiprazole
- Arip MT 10 Tablet
- Codeine
- Ascoril C Syrup
- Saridon
- Crocin Cold and Flu Max Tablet
- Sumo Cold Tablet
- Imol Plus Tablet
- Codistar 4 Mg/10 Mg Syrup
- Tossex Antitussive Cough Syrup
- Pentazocine
- Arip MT 20 Tablet
- Dolowin Old Tablet
- Fortwin Injection
- Grilinctus CD Syrup
- Fortstar 30 mg Injection
- Arip MT 5 Tablet
- Asprito 5 Tablet
- Ambrolite D Syrup
- Ambrolite D Plus Syrup
- Ambrolite D Syrup
- Lupihist Syrup
- Lecope AD Tablet
- Pseudoephedrine
- Lecope AD Tablet
- Ambrolite D Plus Syrup
- Lupihist Syrup
- Pseudoephedrine
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs):
Q. Is Cetgel habit forming or addictive?
A. No, there is no evidence that Cetgel will make you addicted to it. Take any medicine only after asking the doctor, so that there is no harm.
Q. Is it safe to drive or operate any large machinery while taking Cetgel?
A. No, you should not do any work which requires active brain. After taking Cetgel, you must avoid working on machinery or driving a vehicle.
Q. Is it safe to use Cetgel?
A. Yes, after medical advice.
Q. Can Cetgel be used to treat mental disorders.
A. No, Cetgel can not be used to treat mental disorders.
Q. What are the side-effects of drinking alcohol while taking Cetgel?
A. Taking Cetgel with alcohol can have severe harmful effects on your health. So, avoid consuming alcohol while taking Cetgel.
