Ben-u-ron Tablets 500 mg (paracetamol)

Ben-U-Ron is:
-an analgesic and fever-lowering medicine (analgesic and antipyretics);
-is taken to symptomatic treatment of light to moderately strong pain and / or fever.
If you or your child are hypersensitive (allergic) to paracetamol or any of the other ingredients, do not take Ben-u-ron.
Specific caution is required when taking BEN-U-RON:
-if you or your child are chronically alcoholic;
-if you or your child suffer from an impairment of liver function (liver inflammation, Gilbert syndrome);
-for prehanded kidney;
-for diseases associated with a reduced glutathione mirror (if necessary dose adjustment, e.
g.
for diabetes mellitus, HIV, Down syndrome, tumors).
Impact of taking Ben-U-Ron on laboratory testsThe urinary acidity and blood sugar determination can be influenced.
Pregnancy:
Ben-u-Ron should only be taken after a strict balance of benefit risk ratio during pregnancy.
You should not take Ben-u-ron during pregnancy for a long time, in high doses or in combination with other medicines, as the safety of the application is not occupied for these cases.
BreastfeedingParacetamol goes into breast milk.
Since adverse consequences for the infant have not yet become known, interruption of breastfeeding is usually not required.
Possible side effects:
Liver and bile diseases:
Rarely has been reported by a slight increase in certain liver enzymes (serum transamination.
Diseases of the immune system:
very rare it may cause allergic reactionin the form of simple rash or nettle rash to a shock reaction come.
In the case of an allergic shock reaction, please call the nearest doctor to help.
Also very rare for sensitive persons, a narrowing of the respiratory tract (analgesics asthma) has been triggered.
Diseases of the blood and lymphatic system:
Very rarely has been reported on changes in the blood count as a reduced number of platelets (thrombocytopenia) or a strong reduction of certain white blood cells (agranulocytosis).
Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue:
Very rarely cases of heavy skin reactions were reported.
This is an OTC drug, so it can be taken without a doctor’s recommendation.
Before using this medicine read carefully the package leaflet as it contains more detailed information.
For any uncertainty consult your doctor or pharmacist.