How to alleviate the side effects of Japanese tinnitus reliever

Japanese tinnitus reliever is a drug used to relieve tinnitus caused by dysfunction of the inner ear and central nervous system. Its main ingredients are nicotinamide and pipebatinium hydrochloride. Although the drug is available in Japan, it is not yet available in China and should be used with caution. This article will introduce in detail the common side effects, relief methods and medication guidelines of Japanese tinnitus relievers to help patients better understand and manage problems that may arise during the use of the drugs.

Side effects of Japanese tinnitus reliever

While Japanese tinnitus reliever relieves tinnitus symptoms, it may also cause some adverse reactions. Understanding these side effects will help patients discover and take corresponding measures in time during use.

Common side effects

Common side effects of Japanese tinnitus relievers include digestive system discomfort (such as constipation, dry mouth, loss of appetite), psychoneurological symptoms (such as dizziness, drowsiness, headache) and allergic reactions (such as rash). Some patients may also develop circulatory system problems such as hyperpalpitations and elevated blood pressure.

Serious side effects

A small number of patients may develop allergic liver damage, manifested as abnormal liver function or jaundice. In addition, swallowing aluminum-plastic packaging may cause serious complications such as perforation of the esophageal mucosa, so it is necessary to strictly follow the instructions.

Risk of side effects in special groups

Using this product in patients with glaucoma may aggravate symptoms, and patients with atrioventricular block may induce tachycardia. The elderly, pregnant women and lactating women also need to pay special attention and should use it under the guidance of a doctor after weighing the pros and cons.

How to alleviate the side effects of Japanese tinnitus reliever

For the possible side effects of Japanese tinnitus reliever, patients can take some measures to relieve discomfort.

Relief of digestive system discomfort

If constipation, dry mouth or loss of appetite occurs, increase dietary fiber intake, drink more water, and use laxatives if necessary. Symptoms of dry mouth can be relieved by sucking sugar-free candies or using artificial saliva.

Response to allergic reactions

When rash or other allergic symptoms occur, you should stop taking the medicine immediately and seek medical advice. Mild allergies can be treated with antihistamines, while severe allergies require prompt medical intervention.

Management of circulatory problems

For palpitations or elevated blood pressure, it is recommended to monitor heart rate and blood pressure and reduce dose or discontinue medication if necessary. If symptoms persist or worsen, you should seek medical treatment promptly.

Japanese tinnitus reliever medication guide

The correct use of Japanese tinnitus reliever is the key to reducing side effects. The following are some important medication precautions.

Usage and Dosage

The recommended dosage for adults is 2 tablets each time, 3 times a day, taken after meals. The elderly or special groups need to adjust the dosage according to the doctor's advice to avoid excessive use.

Storage method

The medicine should be stored at room temperature, away from light and moisture. It must be taken out of the aluminum-plastic plate before consumption to avoid accidentally swallowing the packaging.

Contraindicated in patients with glaucoma and atrioventricular block. Pregnant women, lactating women and children should use it under the guidance of a doctor. Drinking alcohol should be avoided during medication to avoid aggravating side effects.