Avomine Travel Sickness Promethazine 25mg Tablets are your go-to for preventing and addressing travel-related nausea and vomiting. Whether facing a lengthy sea journey or a brief car trip, Avomine provides effective relief by inhibiting histamine receptors, thus preventing inner ear disturbances from triggering the vomiting centre. Suitable for both adults and children over 10 years, it's a practical option for anyone susceptible to motion sickness. It's important to note, though, that drowsiness is a possible side effect, so one should refrain from driving or handling heavy machinery after consumption.

Key features

• Primary Function: Avomine tablets are designed for the prevention and treatment of travel sickness, easing nausea and vomiting.
• Active Ingredient: Each tablet is formulated with 25mg of Promethazine Teoclate, a derivative of phenothiazine that effectively blocks histamine receptors.
• Versatile Use: Avomine is not only for motion sickness but also addresses nausea and vomiting from other causes, including vertigo.
• Dosage Flexibility: Tailor the dosage to fit the journey's duration and symptom severity, ensuring adaptable relief for various travel situations.
• Packaging: Available in packs of 10 or 28, Avomine caters to both occasional and regular travellers.
• Precautions: Due to its sedative effects, Avomine is not recommended during pregnancy without consulting a healthcare provider.

What symptoms or conditions can be treated with Avomine Travel Sickness Promethazine 25mg Tablets?

Avomine tablets are primarily for preventing and treating travel sickness, and also addressing nausea and vomiting from various causes, including vertigo.

What are the benefits of using Avomine Travel Sickness Promethazine 25mg Tablets?

They offer effective relief from nausea and vomiting linked to travel sickness, with flexible dosing to match journey length and symptom intensity.

How does Avomine Travel Sickness Promethazine 25mg Tablets work?

By inhibiting histamine receptors, Avomine prevents inner ear disturbances from activating the vomiting centre.

Are there any known side effects?

Besides drowsiness, Avomine may cause dizziness, disorientation, confusion, or headaches. It's recommended not to drive or operate machinery until these effects are fully understood.

What are the main ingredients or components of Avomine Travel Sickness Promethazine 25mg Tablets?

Promethazine Teoclate 25mg is the active ingredient, with other components including lactose, sodium metabisulphite (E223), and magnesium stearate.

Does Avomine Travel Sickness Promethazine 25mg Tablets contain any common allergens?

Ingredients like sodium metabisulphite (E223) and lactose are present, which might trigger allergic reactions in some individuals.

Is Avomine Travel Sickness Promethazine 25mg Tablets good for anxiety?

Though primarily for motion sickness and nausea, Avomine is also used pre-surgery for anxiety and to facilitate sleep.

How long does the effect of Avomine Travel Sickness Promethazine 25mg Tablets last?

The clinical impact begins within 20 minutes of ingestion, lasting four to six hours, and possibly up to 12 hours in some cases.

Promethazine Teoclate 28 Tablets

In adults, taking one tablet should suffice to treat the symptoms of vertigo and motion sickness.

To treat symptoms in children above the age of 10, they should be given the lower adult dose of one tablet per day. For children between the ages of 5 and 10, however, half a tablet should be given each day.

To ensure Avomine is effective, tablets should be taken orally each night before bed. However, in more severe cases, two to three tablets may be necessary, taken at regular intervals throughout the day. It should not be necessary to take more than four tablets in any 24-hour period.

You should not take this medication for more than 7 days. If your symptoms have not improved by this point, you should contact your doctor or pharmacist for advice.

As dizziness and drowsiness are possible side effects, you should avoid operating machinery or driving a vehicle at least for the first few days of treatment until you are certain these particular side effects haven’t presented themselves.

A minor interaction with promethazine teoclate is that it can interfere with the results of skin tests to determine what you are or are not allergic to. The antihistamine properties of promethazine teoclate mean that the results of said allergy test may be inaccurate. Make sure you stop taking this medicine at least 72 hours before any skin allergy tests are scheduled.

Similarly, you should also avoid taking Avomine tablets before a pregnancy test, as this medication can interfere with the accuracy of the results.

Please also note that if you experience any other side effects not listed here that you believe are a result of this treatment, talk to your doctor or pharmacist and consider reporting these side effects through the Government’s Yellow Card Scheme.

You should not take Avomine if you have taken Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors (MAOIs) for depression within the last 14 days. Similarly, if you suffer from Central Nervous System (CNS) depression, do not take this product. You may begin to feel excessively sleepy or become unconscious.

If you’re pregnant, or think that you may be pregnant, do not take Avomine unless on the advice of your doctor. Taking this medication while breastfeeding may cause your baby to become more excitable or irritable.

You should also avoid drinking alcohol until you’re finished with your Avomine treatment, as this medication can make the effects of alcohol worse.

Cease taking Avomine tablets immediately and contact your doctor or pharmacist in the first instance if you experience any of the following side effects immediately after taking this medication:

• A rash, itching or swelling around the face, lips, or mouth.
• shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
• irregular heartbeats or low blood pressure

Contact your doctor or pharmacist for advice and support if you experience the following side effects:

• Infections, fevers, or sore throats that seem to be lasting longer than usual
• Unexplained bruising or nosebleeds
• Yellowing of the skin, dark urine, and yellowing of the whites of the eyes

Other side effects could include:

• Headaches, dizziness, restlessness, confusion, or drowsiness
• Loss of appetite or upset stomach.
• Muscle cramps, or unusual muscle jerks.

As dizziness and drowsiness are possible side effects, you should avoid operating machinery or driving a vehicle at least for the first few days of treatment until you are certain these particular side effects haven’t presented themselves.

While taking promethazine teoclate, elderly people may experience dry mouth, slight blurred vision, or difficulty passing water, while children who take this medicine may become more excitable and energetic than usual.

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