Omez 20 Mg

Omez 20 Mg Side effects

Most negative effects from taking a medicine are temporary and disappear after your body adjusts to it. If these symptoms persist or cause you concern, consult your doctor.

Omez often has these side effects:

• Diarrhea
• Flatulence
• Headache
• Nausea
• Stomachache
• Vomiting

Interaction of Omez 20 Mg With Other Drugs

Taking Omez with any of the following drugs can change the way they work and cause unwanted side effects:

Atazanavir Brand(s): Atazor, Atavir, Virataz

Cilostazol

Pencil, Cilobact, and Vascilol are all brands.

Indinavir has the brand names Indease, Indivan, and Virodin.

Nel Brand(s): Nelfinavir

Warning

• It is an accessible medicine to take and helps for a long time.
• Some healthy ways to keep from getting acidity:
• Don't drink or eat too many soft drinks, citrus juices, fried foods, or drinks with caffeine like tea and coffee.
• Don't drink alcohol or smoke.
• Don't eat late at night or right before bed.
• Tell your doctor if you have diarrhea that makes you pee a lot, a fever, or stomach pain that won't go away.
• Talk to your doctor if you don't feel better after taking it for 14 days. You may have something else wrong with you that needs help.
• If you take Omez Capsule for a long time, your bones may become weak, and you may not get enough minerals like magnesium. Take as much calcium and magnesium as your doctor tells you to through food or supplements.
• Take your medication as prescribed and never stop taking it without consulting your doctor.
• Talk to your doctor immediately if you have less need to urinate, edoema (swelling from fluid retention), lower back pain, nausea, fatigue, a rash, or a fever. These symptoms may indicate kidney disease.

Most Frequent Asked Questions of Omez 20 Mg

Q: Can I take domperidone with Omez Capsule?

The medicine can be taken safely with domperidone because there have been no reports of harmful side effects. There is also a fixed-dose combination of these two medicines. Domperidone makes the gut move faster, and Omez Capsule stops the stomach from making acid. So, this combination is a perfect way to treat reflux esophagitis caused by acidity, heartburn, and ulcers in the stomach and intestines.

Q. What should I know about Omez Capsule before I take it?

If you are already taking a medicine with nelfinavir, you shouldn't take it (used for HIV infection). Tell your doctor if you are having trouble with your liver if you have diarrhea or vomiting that doesn't go away if you have black stools (stools that are stained with blood) if you have trouble swallowing, stomach pain, or indigestion.

Q. Can Omeprazole Capsule lead to a lack of calcium and osteoporosis?

It can lead to a lack of calcium in the body, which can cause osteoporosis (bone thinning). This makes it more likely that bones will break over time, like in the hip, wrist, or spine. Before starting your therapy, you should tell your doctor if you have osteoporosis or are taking corticosteroids, which can worsen the risk of osteoporosis. For advice on how to stay safe, consult your physician. Your doctor may tell you to take extra calcium or vitamin D to lower the risk.

Q: What are Omeprazole Capsule's long-term side effects?

If it is used for more than 3 months, long-term side effects may occur. The most important of these is low magnesium levels in your blood, which can make you feel tired, confused, dizzy, shaky, or dizzy. You might also have twitching muscles or a heartbeat that isn't regular. If you keep using it for more than a year, you may be more likely to break a hip, wrist, or spine bone because your blood calcium level will be lower.