Description
Cytotec 200mcg is medically used for various conditions. It contains Misoprostol which is an FDA approved formula to lower the risk of stomach ulcers which are normally the result of anti- inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibruprofen in few people. Doctors prescribe Misoprostol to induce labour in pregnant women or for abortion. This is a prescription drug and must be taken under the supervision of a doctor.
How to use Cytotec
Always read the label of the medicine. Your medicine may contain leaflet with all the information. Read it carefully. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist for any questions you might have
The dosage is prescribed basis your current medical condition and requirement.
In case you are taking Cytotec for the treatment of stomach ulcer, take it orally or as directed by your doctor. The usual dose of the medicine is 4 times a day preferable after meal and at bedtime.
In case your gynecologist has prescribed Cytotec uk to end pregnancy, take the medicine orally and follow all the instructions and guidance given by your doctor.
For starting the labor, your gynecologist may prescribe the medicine to insert it into your vagina.
Taking antacids which contain magnesium while already on dose of misoprostol uk can cause diarrhea. In case you require antacids , talk to your doctor who can chose a suitable product for you
For preventing ulcer, take misoprostol as long as you take NSAID. The use of the medicine should be regular to take the maximum benefit out of it. Take medicine at regular interval at fixed time.
Things you must tell your doctor before starting the medicine:
Your healthcare professional must know about your below conditions:
- Heart disease
- Chron’s disease
- Ulcerative colitis
- Kidney disease
- Breast feeding
- Pregnant or likely to be pregnant
Side effects of taking misoprostol tablets (Cytotec):
- Allergic reactions – Rashes, hives, itching, swelling in lips or face
- Diarrhea
- Nausea
- Stomachache
Stop use of the medicine immediately if any of the side effects get worsen and visit the nearest clinic / hospital immediately