Optineuron Injection 3ml

Optineuron side effects include:

• Headaches - Taking Optineuron Injection can cause mild headaches.
• Dizziness - Headaches are usually accompanied by dizziness.
• Irritation - Irritation can be caused by uneasiness and anxiety.
• Swelling- The part where the injection is taken might swell initially.

Managing the side effects

• Headaches can be reduced by consumption of chamomile tea and ginger tea.
• Irritation and swelling can be reduced with cold compression.
• Drowsiness can be decreased by staying hydrated and taking rest.

Precautions

Pregnancy

Before using Optineuron Injection during pregnancy, consult with a healthcare professional. 

Breastfeeding

Optineuron use during breastfeeding should be evaluated under professional supervision.

Alcohol

If you are under Optineuron Injection, refrain from consuming alcohol. It may alter the desired results of the injection.

Liver

Inform a healthcare professional about any liver conditions or symptoms you may have. During Optineuron treatment, keep a close eye on your liver function.

Kidney

A history of kidney disease or symptoms necessitates medical attention. For kidney safety, follow the instructions of a healthcare professional.

Using machines and driving

When using Optineuron Injection, use caution when driving or operating machinery. Drowsiness or dizziness can impair alertness. To ensure your safety, follow the advice of a healthcare professional.

Allergy

If you are known to have an allergy to any medicine components, consult with your physician before taking it.

Use in children

No information available.

Use in older patient

For patients aged 60 and above, it is advised to seek medical expertise before taking the supplementary injection.

Interaction:

Drug-drug interactions

Association with the following drugs can alter the effects of Optineuron Injection: 

• Antibiotics (tetracyclines)
• Blood thinners (warfarin and clopidogrel)
• Atropine
• Amitriptyline (used in psychiatric illness)
• Phenobarbital
• Carbamazepine (used to treat fits)
• Probenecid (used to treat gout)
• Antifungal (itraconazole)

Drug-food interactions

• No specific food interaction has been reported.

Drug-disease interaction

• No specific disease interaction has been established to date.