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Headache,nausea,face Rash,hemorrhoid,on Daflon 500 Medicine

i am suffering headaches , nausea and face rashes while taking daflon 500. I hAVE hemorroids but it is subsiding, will i continue the daflon? I want to fully recover from my hemorroids
Thu, 10 May 2012
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Hello,

Thanks for posting your query.

Daflon 500 is prescribed for the treatment of chronic hemorrhoidal disease and reducing the frequency and severity of acute hemorrhoidal attacks. It is usually given for a period of 4 to 6 weeks.

Usually the side effects are not severe enough to warrant the discontinuation of the drug.

If the symptoms of nausea, headache and rashes are severe it would be best for you to be seen by your treating physician who can assess and if required change your medication.

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Headache,nausea,face Rash,hemorrhoid,on Daflon 500 Medicine

Hello, Thanks for posting your query. Daflon 500 is prescribed for the treatment of chronic hemorrhoidal disease and reducing the frequency and severity of acute hemorrhoidal attacks. It is usually given for a period of 4 to 6 weeks. Usually the side effects are not severe enough to warrant the discontinuation of the drug. If the symptoms of nausea, headache and rashes are severe it would be best for you to be seen by your treating physician who can assess and if required change your medication. Regards,