Nausea during pregnancy At the beginning of pregnancy almost all women experience morning sickness, which is often accompanied by vomiting. The nausea occurs mainly within the first three months. It is thought to be caused by a hormonal change within the first months of pregnancy. The nausea is probably caused by a combination of hormonal … Nausea during pregnancy | Nausea: What to do about it?
Nausea after eating If nausea occurs after eating, it is suspected that the food consumed is responsible for the nausea. This can have several causes. Probably almost everyone knows the feeling after eating too much. But even if too fatty or spicy food is ingested, this can lead to nausea. In rare cases of severe … Nausea after eating | Nausea: What to do about it?
Nausea after alcohol consumption It is not unusual for nausea to occur after drinking alcohol. Either already after consuming a small amount in someone who rarely consumes alcohol or after consuming too much alcohol. Nausea is more common when alcohol is consumed on an empty stomach. It is therefore advisable to eat enough before drinking … Nausea after alcohol consumption | Nausea: What to do about it?
Nausea after antibiotics Many antibiotics cause nausea as a side effect. Even if a typical side effect can be assumed to be the cause, the complaints can be very distressing. With some antibiotics as well as other tablets it helps to use a so-called swallowing aid. This is pulled over the tablet. This reduces the … Nausea after antibiotics | Nausea: What to do about it?
Introduction Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a complex of symptoms that occurs a few days before menstruation. After the start of bleeding, the symptoms disappear again. Typical symptoms are a feeling of tension in the breasts as well as head and back pain. It can lead to migraine attacks (see: Migraine attack) and increased sensitivity to … Distinguishing a premenstrual syndrome from pregnancy
These symptoms indicate pregnancy Pregnancy is indicated by the absence of periods Discoloration of the nipples and the midline of the abdomen Morning nausea and aversion to certain foods Increased urination Prolonged persistence of symptoms Increased discharge Persistent fatigue and temperature rise Absence of the period Discoloration of the nipples and the midline of the … These symptoms indicate pregnancy | Distinguishing a premenstrual syndrome from pregnancy
Synonyms in a broader sense Dimenhydrinate, H1-receptor blocker, antihistamine, antiemetic Other trade names: Vomacur, Reisefit, travel tablets, travel gold, Arlevert Introduction Vomex® is the trade name of a drug containing the active ingredient dimenhydrinate. Dimenhydrinate is a combination of the two individual components diphenhydramine and 8-chlorotheophylline. It is mainly used to treat nausea and vomiting, … Vomex®
Interactions with other drugs If additional medication is taken that prolongs the QT time in the heart (see package insert), cardiac arrhythmia may occur. Therefore, compatibility with other medications should be checked by a doctor or pharmacist. Together with alcohol, antidepressants, neuroleptics and strong (opioid-containing) painkillers and sleeping pills, the damping and sleep-promoting effect is … Interactions with other drugs | Vomex®
Chemical name Tramadol hydrochloride Prescription requirement Tramadolor® is a prescription-only drug. Definition Tramadolor® contains the active ingredient tramadol, which has a central pain-relieving function. Tramadol belongs to the large pain-inhibiting group of opioids, which are used for moderate to severe pain. However, Tramadolor® does not only consist of the pain-relieving opioid, but also has an … Tramadolor
Interactions Tramadolor® must not be used in case of known hypersensitivity to the active substance (or other components), or poisoning with psychotropic drugs, sleeping pills, painkillers or alcohol. In addition, the use of antidepressant MAO inhibitors in the last 14 days is a contraindication for taking Tramadolor®. Tramadolor® should only be used under close medical … Interactions | Tramadolor
Definition Tramal® or Tramadol is a painkiller from the group of opioids. It is used to combat moderate to severe pain. Tramal® is only available in pharmacies and on prescription. However, Tramal® is one of the rare opioid painkillers that are not covered by the narcotics law in Germany. Active ingredient Tramal® works through different … Side effects of Tramal
Interactions If you are already taking other medications, you should always consult a doctor for advice. The effect of Tramal can interfere with the mechanism of other medications, for example, by prolonging or shortening their duration of action. The effect of the Tramal can also be influenced by other drugs. Thus, pain relief can be … Interactions | Side effects of Tramal
