Mefac (mefenamic acid) is a pain killer and anti-inflammatory which is also known as Ponstan, Ponalgic & Ponmel.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Mefac
for only a short period of time mostly determined by your doctor.
Starts after 20minutes and will last 6-8hours after each dose. It is relatively good working in most cases, and recommended for short term use only.
Most of the adverse effects are related to the effect of all of the NSAID's on the stomach and intestine causing acid problems or peptic ulcers. Headache, dizziness, skin rash are the common minor side effects. Contact your pharmacist or doctor if they persist. Aspirin or NSAID induced Asthma occurs. If you encounter any adverse effects, stop the medication with mefenamic acid and call your doctor.
With or after food. Often three times daily.
Don't use mefenamic acid when you are pregnant or attempting to conceive.
On a final note...
Whenever in doubt about any kind of medication, always consult your doctor before actually taking.
Yes
u can test it
it is a pain killer also known as ponstan(the strongest you can get over the counter in ireland)
The recommended dosage for Mefac is typically determined by a healthcare provider based on individual needs, but common guidelines suggest taking one 250 mg tablet at a time. Always follow your doctor's instructions or the directions on the medication label for specific dosing information. If you have any doubts or concerns, consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
40 tablets.......................100% 22 tablets.........................x% x=(22*100)/40=55% Answer: 22 tablets are 55% of 40 tablets
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