Generic Phenergan

Name:

Phenergan 

Active Chemical:

Promethazine 

Prescription:

PROMETHAZINE (Phenergan) is an antiemetic medication that has sedative effects and relieves sneezing, hives, runny or stuffy nose and other symptoms of allergies.

Inform your Physician if you have any of the following conditions:

• bronchial asthma or chronic obstructive lung disorder (COPD);
• glaucoma;
• hypertension or heart disorder;
• biliary disorder;
• other chronic sickness;
• prostate gland disorder;
• ail or difficulty passing urine;
• ulcerations or other abdomen disorders;
• expectant or trying to get pregnant;
• lactating.

Application Method:

• promethazine is for oral use only;
• stick to the instructions on the prescription leaflet;
• endeavor to consume your drug at the same time daily.

Dose Skipped or Missed:

It is significant that you recollect consuming your dose daily. If you omit a dose, consume it as soon as you are able to. If you don't recollect until the following day, contact your physician or healthcare professional for details.

The following side-effects can be noticed while taking Promethazine:

If you feel the side effects, mentioned below, you shall apprize your physician as soon as possible: 

• indistinct visual sensation;
• conking spells;
• atypical pulse, palpitations or chest ail;
• muscle or facial twitches;
• incubi, excitement, jitteriness, irritability, unable to sleep (these are more potential in kids);
• ail or difficulty passing urine;
• captures (paroxysms);
• skin eruption;
• retarded or shallow external respiration;
• huffy mouth, gums, or throat;
• inordinary bleeding;
• yellowing of the eyes or skin.

  If you feel the side effects, mentioned below, you shall contact your physician but they are not so harmful:

• sleepiness, giddiness, xerostomia;
• headache;
• multiplied predisposition to the sun or ultraviolet illumination;
• airless nose.

Pay much attention while consuming Promethazine:

Call on your physician or doctor for regular health checks. Inform your physician or doctor if your symptoms do not get better. If you have hypertension, control your blood pressure on a regular basis. Enquire your doctor what your blood pressure should be, and when you should contact them. 

You could get yawning or airheaded. Don't drive, use machinery, or do anything that demands brain alertness until you know how this drug affects you. Don't stand or sit up rapidly, particularly if you are an aged patient. This diminishes the risk of airheaded or passing out spells. Alcoholic beverages may interfere with the effect of this drug. Obviate alcoholic drinks. 

Promethazine may induce dry eyes and blurred visual sensation. If you wear contacts you may feel some irritation. Lubricating drops may assist. Call on your eye doctor if the issue doesn't disappear or is grave.

Storage Instructions:

Exclude the reach of kids. Maintain storage temperature between 59 and 86 degrees F. Discard any unused drug after the expiry date.

Storage Life:

The storage life of our medications reaches two years but it could vary, depending on the production date. The data on the production date is imprinted on each blister.