Etova-MR 400/4 Tablet (Etodolac 400mg / Thiocolchicoside 4mg)

Etova-MR 400/4 Tablet

Etova-MR 400/4 Tablet is primarily prescribed For the treatment of patients with acute painful musculoskeletal conditions. This medicine is a combination of Etodolac, and Thiocolchicoside, and acts as a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) and derivative of glucoside.

It thus reduces hormone levels that may lead to inflammation and pain. This medicine can treat mild and even moderate pain caused by conditions like osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.

The medicine should be taken precisely as it has been prescribed. Meant for oral consumption, Etova-MR 400/4 Tablet should be taken whole. Do not chew or crush it as it may reduce its effect on the body.

The medicine will take about 2 weeks to start functioning effectively. It is best that you do not stop the medication mid-course as the pain may reoccur. Complete the entire treatment course for the best results.

When it comes to storage, ensure the drug is kept in a clean and dry place at about room temperature. The bottle cap should be firmly closed when you are not using medicine.

Get in touch with your medical adviser and seek treatment if you experience certain major side effects like belching, seizures, confusion, constipation, irritability, wheezing, stupor, sudden weight gain and problems with breathing.

Use

This tablet is helpful against the following conditions:

Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain

Muscle Stiffness

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Side Effects

This medicine causes side effects such as:

Allergic Reaction

Nausea

Skin Rash

Headache

Dizziness

Fatigue

Abdominal Pain

Dosage

Are there any missed dose instructions?

There are no missed dosed instructions. While it is advisable to take the medicine at the time advised by the doctor, missing it will not cause you harm. You can take it when you remember it.

Are there any overdose instructions?

Overdosing on it can be dangerous as it can increase drowsiness, depression, confusion and weakness. If you suspect that you may have overdosed on this medicine, you should consult a doctor immediately to find out what should be done next.