Rivaplast

You should not stop or change the dose of Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch without consulting your doctor. However, if the treatment is interrupted for more than 3 days, do not continue the medicine without consulting your doctor. The doctor will re-initiate the treatment with a low dose which can then be increased gradually as was done previously.

Yes, Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch can cause hallucinations. However, hallucinations are reported very rarely with the use of Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch, which means they occur in very few people. It may usually occur shortly after dose modification. If you do not feel well, consult your doctor.

Yes, Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch can cause drowsiness or sleepiness, especially at the start of treatment or when the dose is increased. If you feel dizzy or sleepy, do not drive, use machines or perform any tasks that require your attention.

Yes, antacids can be taken while using Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch as they do not interfere with the working of Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch. The use of Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch may cause increased acid secretion in the stomach in some patients. Hence, your doctor may prescribe an antacid to relieve this acidity caused due to Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch.

Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch may take as long as 12 weeks to start showing its effect. The effect of the medicine on each individual may differ. The clinical benefits of Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch should be assessed regularly. If after 12 weeks of treatment the symptoms do not improve, stop the medication and consult your doctor.

Always take the medicine as directed by your doctor. Usually Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch is prescribed to be taken twice a day, in the morning and evening, with food. Swallow the whole capsule with water; do not open or crush the capsule. Check with your doctor or pharmacist if you are not sure.

Yes, antacids can be taken while taking Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch as they do not interfere with the working of Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch. Moreover, Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch may cause increased acid secretion in the stomach in some patients. Your doctor may prescribe an antacid to relieve this acidity.

Taking more than the recommended doses of Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch may cause diarrhea, abdominal pain, dizziness, tremor, headache, sleepiness, hallucinations and malaise. An overdose may also cause confusion, increased sweating and increase in blood pressure. In case you take an overdose of Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch or if you experience any such symptoms, seek immediate medical attention.

Yes, Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch can cause drowsiness or sleepiness, especially at the start of treatment or when increasing the dose. If you feel dizzy or sleepy, do not drive, use machines or perform any tasks that require your attention. If dizziness continues and bothers you, consult your doctor.

You should not stop or change the dose of Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch without consulting your doctor. However, if treatment is interrupted for more than 3 days, do not continue the medicine without consulting your doctor. The doctor will re-initiate the treatment with a low dose twice a day. The dose can then be increased gradually as was done previously.

Yes, Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch can cause hallucinations. However, hallucinations are reported very rarely with the use of Rivaplast 9mg Transdermal Patch, which means they occur in very few people. It may usually occur shortly after dose modification. If you do not feel well, consult your doctor.