Mosegor syrup is a benzocycloheptene-based drug that is used for the treatment of headaches and migraines. This suspension is also used for increasing appetite. The active ingredient that is used in Mosegor is pizotifen which is very effective in reducing the frequency of recurring headaches. It is also an allowed treatment for patients with anorexia.
This medication is available in the form of syrup and tablets.
Introduction:
Mosegor syrup is used for the treatment of different types of headaches like vascular headaches, vasomotor headaches, cluster headaches, and migraine headaches. The reason for the occurrence of these headaches is the temporary change in the brain’s blood vessels and this medication prevents blood vessels from dilating and contracting.
Composition:
It is composed of Pitozifen, Thiamine phosphate, Pyridoxine HCl, and Nicotinamide. Mosegor active ingredient is pizotifen which belongs to the class of Appetite Stimulants.
Side effects:
Following is the list of side effects that occur during the medication, but they are not for sure. If you notice any of them and found they are long term do consult your doctor.
- Unusual weakness.
- Weight Gain.
- Drowsiness.
- Nausea.
- Dizziness.
- Headache.
- Dry mouth.
- Constipation.
How to take:
The following table will help you to take this medication.
| Age | Doses |
| For children (2-6 years) | 10-12 ml daily in 2 or 3 divided doses. |
| For children (below 17) | 1 teaspoon of Mosegor 60ml 2 times a day. |
| For adults | 1-2 teaspoons 2-3 times a day or 10 ml daily and to be increased by the instructions given by the doctor.
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Tablet dose:
The dose should be started with 1 capsule daily and can be increased according to the instructions of the doctor.
Overdosage:
Symptoms that are experienced during an overdose are nausea, hypertension, dizziness, and coma.
Interactions:
If you use multiple drugs at the same time, then the result of the medication may differ. You can experience side effects at that time. While taking Mosegor do tell your doctor about the medicines you are using so he should manage a drug interaction with mosegor or the situation may get worse. Mosegor may interact with the following drugs:
- Codeine.
- Diphenhydramine.
- Monoamine oxidase inhibitor.
Precautions:
Before using the syrup, inform your doctor about your medical history or any sort of allergies you have. Take the dosage as directed by the doctor or you can read the instructions mentioned in the package. Do consult your doctor, if your condition persists or worsens after the medication. here are some precautions you should take while medication:
AVOID ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION:
You should not use alcohol while you are using Mosegor because using alcohol while on medication can make the situation worse.
DON’T DRIVE OR OPERATE MACHINERY:
The drug can cause dizziness so you should not drive or operate machinery because both of the works require attention and it’s risky also.
PREGNANT, PLANNING TO GET PREGNANT, OR BREASTFEEDING:
You should ask your doctor before the use of this medicine as it can cause harm to the baby. If the doctor prescribes you the medication, then there is no danger.
Why not use:
You should not use this drug when you are experiencing Hypertension because Hypertension to Mosegor is a contraindication.
Storage:
Suspension:
Store at a temperature below 25 degrees Celsius.
Capsule:
Store at a temperature below 30 degrees Celsius.
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