Budez Cr

Budez Cr Side Effects

The most Frequent Side Effects of Budez Cr are as follows:

• Signs of Cushing syndrome i.e. such as a weight gain, round face, acne, increased bruising tendency, i.e. such as weight gain, round face, acne, increased bruising tendency,
• Blood potassium levels symptoms i.e. such as muscle weakness or fatigue, thirst, or a tingling sensation,
• Trouble sleeping and anxious feelings
• Mood swings
• Being sad
• Headache
• Rapid heartbeat
• Discomforts like nausea, bloating, gas, and indigestion
• Having a dry mouth
• Rash or itchiness on the skin
• Acne
• Soreness or cramping in the muscles
• Menstrual bleeding that is either excessive or erratic
• Exhausted

Interactions of Budez Cr with Other Drugs

You should tell your doctor if you are taking any of the following before starting BUDEZ CR:

Medicines used to treat fungal infections i.e. Ex. ketoconazole or itraconazole

Treatments for viral infections i.e. Ex. ritonavir, nelfinavir, cobicistat-containing dose regimen,

Other corticosteroids such as prednisolone or dexamethasone i.e. used to treat inflammatory conditions,

Carbamazepine i.e. used to treat epilepsy,

Cardiac glycosides i.e. used to treat abnormal heart rhythm, Ex. digoxin

Diuretics i.e. used to increase urine output and to reduce blood pressure, Example i.e. furosemide, hydrochlorothiazide

Hormone replacement therapy, birth control pills, and other medications that contain estrogens i.e. Ex ethinyl estradiol,

Cholestyramine i.e. a medicine used to reduce blood cholesterol levels,

Antacids i.e. used to neutralize stomach acids,

Alkali metal hydroxides, mag hydroxides, and simethicone are all examples.

Cimetidine i.e. used to treat stomach ulcers.

Warning

Only use this Nasal spray if your doctor tells you to. The following situations may call for modified dosing or total avoidance of the Budez CR capsule:

Precautions should be taken by those who have kidney disease. Based on the patient's condition, it may be necessary to closely monitor kidney function and make adjustments to the medication's dose. If you have kidney disease, you should not use this spray without first talking to your doctor.

When dealing with people who have liver issues, exercise extreme caution. Medications may require dosing adjustments. Patients with hepatic conditions should talk to their doctor before taking the medication.

Unless the benefits of using the medication outweigh the risks, it should not be given to pregnant women. Animal studies have shown harmful effects on the developing baby, and there are only a small number of studies on humans. Before taking the medication, a visit to the doctor is advised.

Unless clear benefits are outweighing the risks, it is not recommended that nursing mothers take the medication. We recommend that you speak with your doctor before giving the medicine to your baby because its effect on infants has not been established.

It is unknown if the medication will interact with alcohol. Immediately notify your doctor if you experience any adverse reactions after taking the medication.

The medication has no sedative or vertigo effects. Do not drive, operate heavy machinery, or engage in any work that may demand your full attention or physical strength if you experience any unusual reactions after taking the medication.

Most Frequent Asked Questions of Budez Cr

When my symptoms improve, will I be able to stop taking BUDEZ CR?

No. Stopping BUDEZ CR suddenly can cause unpleasant side effects, so talk to your doctor before you do so. If your symptoms improve while taking BUDEZ CR, keep taking it. To safely wean you off the drug, your doctor will gradually lower your dose.

Is it possible to treat stomach ulcers with BUDEZ CR?

No. Ulcerative colitis, microscopic colitis, and Crohn's disease are the only conditions for which BUDEZ CR is indicated. If you have an ulcer in your stomach, talk to your doctor before taking BUDEZ CR.

Is it possible to use BUDEZ CR in kids?

Use of BUDEZ CR is not encouraged for those under the age of 18. i.e. Below 18 years, get a medical opinion before starting.

Should diabetic patients take BUDEZ CR?

Patients with diabetes or a family history of diabetes should exercise caution when taking BUDEZ CR because it can cause an increase in blood sugar. Your doctor may also recommend keeping tabs on your blood sugar and eye pressure at regular intervals. Seek the advice of your physician.

Most Frequent Asked Questions of Budez Cr

When my symptoms improve, will I be able to stop taking BUDEZ CR?

No. Stopping BUDEZ CR suddenly can cause unpleasant side effects, so talk to your doctor before you do so. If your symptoms improve while taking BUDEZ CR, keep taking it. To safely wean you off the drug, your doctor will gradually lower your dose.

Is it possible to treat stomach ulcers with BUDEZ CR?

No. Ulcerative colitis, microscopic colitis, and Crohn's disease are the only conditions for which BUDEZ CR is indicated. If you have an ulcer in your stomach, talk to your doctor before taking BUDEZ CR.

Is it possible to use BUDEZ CR in kids?

Use of BUDEZ CR is not encouraged for those under the age of 18. i.e. Below 18 years, get a medical opinion before starting.

Should diabetic patients take BUDEZ CR?

Patients with diabetes or a family history of diabetes should exercise caution when taking BUDEZ CR because it can cause an increase in blood sugar. Your doctor may also recommend keeping tabs on your blood sugar and eye pressure at regular intervals. Seek the advice of your physician.