Silymarin with B Complex Suspension

Silymarin with B Complex Suspension is used to treat Gall bladder disorders, High blood sugar, Febrility, Jaundice, Menstrual disorders, Fever, Severe burns, improved liver function, Alcohol abuse, Pre and post-operative treatment. This medicine is a combination of two medicine, namely Silymarin and B Complex. Silymarin is an antioxidant compound acquired from milk thistle seeds. The benefits of this element are unclear. However, it is used as a natural treatment for various conditions listed above.

On the other hand, B Complex belongs to a class of medicine known as water-soluble vitamins that play a vital role in the synthesis of red blood cells and cell metabolism. One should take this medicine as prescribed by the doctor to attain the best possible effects. In addition, inform your doctor about the list of medications you are taking before commencing the treatment course with Silymarin with B Complex Suspension. Moreover, tell your doctor about pre-existing diseases, allergies, and current health conditions.

Precautions for Silymarin with B Complex Suspension

One should not use this medicine if have hypersensitivity to Silymarin or B Complex. In addition, avoid using this medicine if you use other medicines or the over the counter drugs before consulting your doctor. Share the list of drugs you are using with your doctor. Your physician will determine whether you should take this suspension or not. Further, you should consider following the below-listed points while using this medicine.

1. The dosage and the length of the treatment will be determined by your healthcare provider. Take this suspension at the dose advised for the length prescribed for the best possible effects.
2. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, discuss the risk and benefits associated with the use of Silymarin with B Complex Suspension before commencing treatment with this medicine.
3. Evade driving vehicles, operating heavy machinery, or performing hazardous tasks if you feel drowsy or dizzy, or the medicine lowers your blood-pressure extensively.
4. Consult your doctor if you want to stop using Silymarin with B Complex Suspension as some medications need a tapering dose before stopping their use.
5. Finish the treatment course as prescribed without missing any dose. If you miss any dose of this medication, take it as soon as you remember. However, if it’s nearly time for the next dosage, do not double the dose to catch up. You can skip it and continue using this medicine as you were using.

Consider following the official guidelines and the above-listed points while using Silymarin with B Complex Suspension. For more details regarding the usage, side effects, or precautions, consult your healthcare provider.

Possible Side Effects

Unlike other medications, Silymarin with B Complex Suspension offers mild to moderate adverse reactions. Those side effects go away once the treatment course is finished. However, if you notice any serious side effects or the side effects persist or worsen, inform your healthcare provider.

Common Side effects:-

1. Itching
2. Nausea
3. Headache
4. Joint pain
5. Gastroenteritis

You may experience common side effects while using Silymarin with B Complex Suspension. The above listed are not all the common side effects offered by this medicine. You can get more details by consulting your healthcare provider.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Is Silymarin with B Complex Suspension safe to use during pregnancy?

A. Before commencing the treatment course with this medication, consult your healthcare provider and discuss the benefits and risks.

Q. Can you drive while using this medication?

A. If you feel dizzy or drowsy while taking this medication, avoid driving vehicles or performing activities that require speed of psychomotor reactions.

Q. Can you stop using this medicine if you feel Okay?

A. No, finish the treatment course by skipping any dose for the best possible effects. You may experience rebound effects if you abruptly stop the treatment course.

Q. Is this medicine habit-forming or addictive?

A. Though most medications available at drugstores are not habit-forming as government categorizes addictive medications, consult your doctor for more information regarding this medicine.