Etoricoxib 120mg Fc ETORIDOC 120

What is the purpose of Etoricoxib 120mg Tablet?

Etoricoxib 120mg Tablet is used for rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, and gout in patients 16 years of age and older to lessen pain and swelling (inflammation) in the joints and muscles. Etoridoc 120mg Tablets are also used to relieve moderate pain in patients 16 years of age and older for a brief period of time after dental surgery.

Does the Etoricoxib 120mg Tablet work to relieve stomach aches?

No, you shouldn’t take Etoridoc 120mg Tablet for stomach pain without first talking to a doctor. This medication may cause an increase in stomach acid production, aggravating an unidentified underlying illness.

ETORIDOC 120 Does it harm the kidneys?

Yes, Etoridoc 120mg Tablet use over a lengthy period of time can harm the kidneys. Prostaglandins, a substance made by healthy kidneys, shield the organs from harm. Long-term usage of opioids lowers prostaglandin levels in the body, which can damage the kidneys. Therefore, it is not advised for people with underlying kidney illness to take painkillers.

Can the ETORIDOC 120 Tablet raise blood pressure?

• Yes. Your doctor may urge you to check your blood pressure at home or even monitor it occasionally because Etoridoc 120mg Tablet can cause an increase in blood pressure in certain people,
• especially when used in large dosages.
• Before beginning therapy with Etoridoc 120mg Tablet, you must let your doctor know if you have high blood pressure that has not been managed by medication in order to prevent any complications.

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Is using Etoridoc 120mg Tablet safe?

Most patients can safely take etoridoc 120mg tablets. However, it may have unfavourable side effects in some patients, such as nausea, vomiting, stomach discomfort, exhaustion, diarrhoea, etc. If you encounter any lingering issues as a result of taking medicine, let your doctor know.

When my pain subsides, may I stop using Etoridoc 120mg Tablet?

If you’re taking Etoridoc 120mg Tablet for a condition that causes persistent pain, you should keep taking it as prescribed by your doctor. Assuming you’re just using it for fleeting help with discomfort, you can stop.