Mebil Spas tablets are a combination of dicyclomine HCL and mefenamic acid. It is used to treat menstrual pain as well as abdominal pain. It works by relaxing the muscles in the stomach and intestine. Thus, it gives relief from bloating, discomfort, cramps, and pain. It is a prescription-based tablet, and hence, you should not consume it on your own. Consuming it on your own may cause severe side effects. Take the tablets at a fixed time regularly.
Medicinal Benefits of Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid Tablets
These tablets help give relief from menstrual symptoms and various kinds of abdominal pain. The medicinal benefit of each of the medicines is listed as follows:
Dicyclomine HCL: It is an anticholinergic medicine that helps in relaxing the muscles of the gastrointestinal tract. Additionally, it is used to treat bloating and gas associated with irritable bowel syndrome.
Mefenamic Acid: It is used to treat mild to moderate pain that happens during menstruation. Basically, it blocks the production of substances causing pain and fever.
Side Effects of Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid Tablets
Regular consumption of these tablets can cause a few side effects, such as
- Dizziness
- Dryness in Mouth
- Nausea
- Itching
- Headache
If you notice any of these side effects, visit your doctor immediately, as you might be allergic to any of the ingredients present in it. Also, these side effects are noticed by a few people and cannot be experienced by everyone.
Precautions for Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid Tablets
Before consuming these tablets, you should be aware of a few things:
- Do not take any other painkiller with dicyclomine HCL and mefenamic acid tablets, as the ingredients may react.
- Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not consume these tablets.
- Drink plenty of water and avoid cold beverages.
- Do not smoke or drink alcohol.
Storage – Keep the tablets away from the sunlight, in a cool and dry place.
Disclaimer – Meditreat doesn’t endorse the use of Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid tablets.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question: After consuming the Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid tablets, there is an improvement in my health. Should I stop taking it?
Answer: No, to avoid the recurrence of the health issue, you should adhere to your doctor’s prescribed duration for the medicine.
Question: I had a liver surgery a few days back; can I take this medication for my menstrual pain?
Answer: No, if you have any liver or kidney issues, it is necessary to seek advice from a medical expert.
Question: Can I give this tablet to my 16-year-old kid for bloating?
Answer: Meditreat doesn’t endorse the use of Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid tablets for anyone, and these tablets are not to be given to the kids without consultation with a doctor.
Question: What is the best time to take Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid tablets?
Answer: Based on your doctor’s advice, take the medication either after a meal or before regularly.
Question: Does Meditreat provide Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid tablets to its PCD pharma franchise?
Answer: Yes, Meditreat provides these tablets to its PCD pharma franchise with premium packaging.
Question: Is it safe to drive when on Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid tablets?
Answer: Since these tablets cause dizziness, you should always be cautious while driving.
Question: What should I do if I miss a dose of Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid tablets?
Answer: Take the medicine as soon as you remember, but do not overdose on it, as it may be life-threatening for you.
Question: Do Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid tablets cause weight gain?
Answer: No, these tablets do not cause weight gain. But if you notice a sudden change in your body, it is recommended to visit a doctor.
Question: I am taking a few herbal supplements; can I take Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid tablets with them?
Answer: You should never take any herbal supplements with these tablets, as certain ingredients like ginger, turmeric, or ginseng can react with them.
Question: Do I need to get regular checkups when consuming Dicyclomine HCL and Mefenamic Acid tablets?
Answer: No, but if you notice any side effects in your body, then you should get a checkup done as soon as possible.
