Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's

Question 1

Can Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's cause stomach upset?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's is known to cause stomach upset, indigestion, nausea, and diarrhoea. To avoid these side effects, please take Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's with a meal. Also, Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's should be taken at evenly spaced intervals to avoid any unpleasant side effects and for best results.

Question 2

can Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's be used in hyperlipidemic patients (patients with high blood cholesterol)?

Accepted Answer

Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's has been reported to increase blood cholesterol levels in a normal patient and thus not recommended in patients with hyperlipidemia.

Question 3

what to do if I miss my dose?

Accepted Answer

The patient is advised to take the missed dose as soon as possible; otherwise, jump to the next dose. A patient should never take a double dose to compensate for the missed dose. It may aggravate harmful side effects.

Question 4

Can Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's cause cancer?

Accepted Answer

According to American Diabetes Association, most of the studies carried out on Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's and its ability to cause cancer resulted in a conclusion that Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's is not associated with any form of cancer & hence is safe to use.

Question 5

What are the effects of an overdose of Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's?

Accepted Answer

A patient who accidentally takes an overdose of Riax-MXR 5 mg/500 mg Tablet 7's may experience collapse, seizure attack, and troubled breathing. In such a case, without any delay, emergency health services must be contacted, and medical help should be sought.

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