Q. How does NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET work?
A. NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET is used to treat pain and inflammation. NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET works by inhibiting the production of chemical messengers that cause pain and inflammation.
Q. Does NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET cause gastro-intestinal bleeding?
A. Yes, NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET may cause gastro-intestinal bleeding if used for long-term. NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET might damage the gastroduodenal mucosa (protective layer of the stomach) and cause bleeding and ulcers in the stomach. Check with your doctor immediately if you experience severe abdominal pain or blood in stool or vomit after taking NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET.
Q. Does NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET cause nausea and vomiting?
A. Yes, you may experiece nausea and vomiting after taking NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET. Taking NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET with food may help in avoiding nausea. You are suggested to avoid spicy meals and fried food while taking NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET. In case of vomiting, drink fluids by taking small frequent sips to avoid vomiting. Talk your doctor if vomiting persists while taking NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET.
Q. Can I stop taking NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET when my pain is relieved?
A. If you are using NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET for short-term pain relief, you can discontinue it. But if you are taking NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET for a condition associated with long-term pain, continue using NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET as long as your doctor has advised.
Q. What happens if I take more than prescribed?
A. Firstly, you are advised not to take more than the prescribed of NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET as it may lead to drug overdose. Symptoms of overdose are feeling or being sick, headache, bleeding in the stomach or intestines, stomach pain, disorientation, diarrhoea, excitation, dizziness, drowsiness, coma, ringing or buzzing in the ears, fits, fainting, kidney failure and liver damage.
Q. Can I take warfarin (anticoagulant) while taking NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET?
A. No, you are advised not to take warfarin while taking NABUFLAM 500MG TABLET as it may increase the risk of bleeding from the gut. However, check with your doctor before taking any medicines.