Gerbisa 5 MG Tablet 10

Gerbisa 5mg tablets can cause side effects like all medicines, although not everybody gets them. The common side effects which may happen with this tablet are 

• Abdominal cramps or pain: Abdominal pain is characterised by a sense of discomfort in the abdomen, which begins during medication and usually goes away with the stopping of medicines.
• Nausea: The feeling of nausea is common with many drugs. It can occur shortly after starting the medication and typically subsides over time.
• Diarrhoea: Loose, watery stools characterise diarrhoea; it is typically seen when the drug course starts. Usually, taking too many laxatives causes diarrhoea. 

Managing the side effects 

The side effects can be managed by following quick natural remedies or practising handy tips. 

• Abdominal pain: As the pain in the abdomen is due to medicine, it can be managed by drinking adequate water, which helps lessen the discomfort. Additionally, consuming ginger juice or tea may provide relief.
• Nausea: The feeling of vomiting is common and can be relieved by having a glass of citrus juice, lemon water, and ginger tea.
• Diarrhoea: It can be managed by eating foods like rice and bananas. Avoid greasy foods, and stay well hydrated. 

Precautions 

Pregnancy 

Consult your doctor or pharmacist if you are going to take Gerbisa tablets when you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant. 

Breastfeeding

Before taking Gerbisa 5mg tablets while breastfeeding, it is crucial to consult your doctor or pharmacist. Due to the limited available data on the safety of Gerbisa during breastfeeding, it is important to seek professional guidance to weigh the potential risks and benefits. 

Alcohol

The information on the effect of Gerbisa 5mg tablets with alcohol is limited. It is best to consult the doctor before taking the medication.

Liver 

The metabolism of Gerbisa tablets occurs inside the liver. Therefore the optimum function of the liver is required to carry the process smoothly. Let the doctor know if you have any diseases or issues related to your liver.

Kidney

The information on the effect of Gerbisa 5mg tablets on the kidney is limited. It is best to consult the doctor before taking the medication.

Using machines and driving 

Some people may feel dizzy when they take Gerbisa 5mg tablets. Wait until you feel better and later continue with the activity. 

Allergy 

When you are allergic to any of the key ingredients of the Gerbisa tablet do not take the medicine, and inform the doctor. The doctor will decide about the further use of the tablet.

Use in children

The medication is indicated only in children aged above 12 years. It is best to consult the doctor before giving this medication to children.

Use in older patients 

Gerbisa contains substances like lactose and sucrose. Suppose you have any intolerances or metabolic disorders related to these substances, let the doctor know before you start this medication. The effect of Gerbisa tablets in older patients may vary based on their disease and general health condition. Hence, seek a doctor’s advice for taking the tablet. 

Interaction 

Drug-drug interaction 

Gerbisa 5mg tablet can interact with medications, including:

• Diuretics like Bendrofluazide and Furosemide
• Steroids medicines like Prednisolone

Drug-food interactions 

• Gerbisa tablets can interact with dairy products like milk and foods containing calcium. It alters the efficiency of the medication, it is to be used with caution.

Drug-disease interactions 

Gerbisa tablets can interact with diseases, including:

• Irritable bowel syndrome
• Appendicitis
• Severe stomach pain
• Dehydration
• Intestine blockage 
• Intestinal obstruction