Netmeds First Membership
Quick Links
Introduction About MEDIMOL 250MG DISPERSIBLE TABLET
MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet is an analgesic and antipyretic which is used to relieve pain and fever in kids. It contains paracetamol as an active ingredient that blocks the pathways responsible for causing pain or fever.
Paracetamol works by inhibiting the production of a chemical called prostaglandins in the body which is responsible for causing pain and swelling in the body. It reduces fever by affecting an area of the brain that is responsible for regulating our body temperature called the hypothalamic heat-regulating centre.
Always take/give MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet as directed by your doctor. Disperse the tablet in the specified quantity of water as mentioned in the label. Consume the mixture immediately after reconstitution. Do not exceed the daily recommended dosage. It is not recommended for use in children having liver or kidney diseases, or gastric or peptic ulcers. Consult your doctor if your child experiences any allergic reactions while taking it.
Key Composition
- Paracetamol
Therapeutic Uses Of MEDIMOL 250MG DISPERSIBLE TABLET
- helps in relieving fever
- helps in relieving pain associated with conditions such as headache, toothache, sinusitis, backache, etc.
Side Effects Of MEDIMOL 250MG DISPERSIBLE TABLET
Consult your doctor if you/your child notices any unusual side effects while taking MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet.
Safety Advice
- Always take/give MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet as directed by your doctor.
- Disperse the tablet in the specified quantity of water as mentioned on the label. Consume the mixture immediately after reconstitution.
- Do not exceed the daily recommended dosage.
- It is not recommended for use in children having liver or kidney diseases, gastric or peptic ulcers
- Do not give this to your child if your child is allergic to any of its components
- It can be used in children. Your doctor will decide the correct dose and duration depending on your child’s age, weight, and disease condition. Ask for your doctor’s advice
- Inform your doctor about all the medicines you use, including prescription and over-the-counter medications, as well as herbal supplements
More Information
- Keep MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet out of reach and sight of children.
- Store at room temperature
FAQs About MEDIMOL 250MG DISPERSIBLE TABLET
What is MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet and why is it prescribed?
MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet is an analgesic and antipyretic which is used to relieve pain and fever in kids.
What to do if someone takes too much MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet?
If you or someone else accidentally took too much of MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet, it is recommended to rush to the nearest hospital for consultation with the doctor. High quantities of this tablet may cause severe side effects.
Can I give MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet to my child for muscular pain?
MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet can be given to the child to relieve muscular pains. However, ask for your doctor’s advice as he will decide the correct dose and duration depending on your child’s age, weight, and disease condition.
What should I tell the doctor before giving MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet to my child?
Before giving MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet to your child, inform your doctor if your child has any liver, kidney, or heart diseases, peptic ulcers, asthma, severe infection or is undernourished. Consult with your doctor before giving it to your child.
What is the direction of the use of MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet?
Disperse the tablet in the specified quantity of water as mentioned on the label or as directed by your doctor. Consume the mixture immediately after reconstitution. Do not exceed the daily recommended dosage.
Should MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet be taken with a meal?
MEDIMOL 250mg Dispersible tablet can be taken with or without a meal. If you feel an upset stomach after taking it, try taking it after a meal. Take it at the same time each day so that you remember to take your medicine. Ask for your doctor’s advice.
References
1. https://www.drugs.com/paracetamol.html
2. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6701828/
3. https://www.nhs.uk/medicines/paracetamol-for-children/synchemlabs.com
Author Details
