Rizact 5mg Tablet

You must consult the doctor before starting the treatment, especially if you have a medical history of heart problems, high cholesterol, diabetes and high blood pressure. Pregnant women or breastfeeding mothers should first discuss the risks and benefits of taking medicine. Also, men who have aged above 40 years or women who have reached menopause or patients undergoing dialysis. Your doctor should be aware of any other prescription or herbal dietary supplements that you may be taking. Be sure, and you are not allergic to rizatriptan or any other ingredients of the medicine. Tell your doctor if you are suffering from heart disease as the use of this anti-migraine drug is contraindicated in patients with heart diseases.

Drowsiness, tiredness, weakness, dizziness, flushing, or feeling of numbness may occur. Rizact may raise your blood pressure; therefore it is essential to check your blood pressure regularly and inform him if you have high blood pressure. Rizatriptan can contribute to chest/jaw/neck tightness, or pain that usually does not bother. However, these symptoms are similar to the signs of the heart attack, which may include unusual sweating, breathlessness, chest jaw and left arm pain. The anti-migraine drug also causes sleepiness, especially in the initial days of the treatment. So, avoid driving or operate machinery until you know how Rizatriptan affects you. This drug may cause changes in your mood, and you may feel depressed; therefore regular monitoring of mood changes is essential. Women who are trying to conceive or are breastfeeding should first consult their doctor before taking the drug.

Rizact 5 mg is an oral tablet, take it as directed by your doctor. You may take it before or after consuming meals, but it works best when taken on an empty stomach. The dose and duration of the medicine depend on various factors such as medical condition, age and response to the treatment. For children, the dosage should be decided based on the weight of the child. Be sure to inform your doctor about all the products you use, including prescription or herbal supplements. If you are not able to notice any improvement in your symptoms, do not take more doses of this antimigraine drug before speaking to your doctor. If your migraine symptoms come back, adults may ask to take another dose at least two hours after taking the first dose. Tell your doctor if you think the medicine is not working or you witness worsening of symptoms.