MATULANE

Matulane Information

Matulane Indications

Matulane Warnings

Matulane Intake Guidelines

Matulane is considered a highly potent clinical remedy. However, in some cases, this product can be prescribed along with other clinical remedies. It is imperative for the success of your therapy course with this medication to use this product (and any other adjacent clinical remedies) according to your prescriber’s explanations. Vomiting and nausea can occur during your therapy course with Matulane; despite these unpleasant clinical manifestations, you have to continue using this product until your physician decides that it is safe for you to stop your therapy with Matulane.

If vomiting occurs shortly after you have employed an oral dose of this medication, alert your main clinical prescriber. During your therapy course with this product you should undergo regular blood tests and possibly other medical evaluations as well, which are supposed to enable your PD to constantly monitor the effects of your therapy. It is strictly forbidden to share your pack of this chemotherapy-drug with other patients.

Matulane Dosage

Matulane Overdose

Matulane Missed Dose

Matulane Side Effects

The prolonged use of this medication (Matulane) is known to sometimes trigger nausea, constipation, vomiting, difficulty swallowing, dry mouth, trouble sleeping, tiredness, weakness, dizziness, drowsiness, muscle twitching, darkening of the skin, or temporary loss of hair loss. In case these symptoms can be characterized as persistent, or if they present a tendency of worsening, referring to your PD is recommended.

Besides from these common adverse reactions of Matulane, the use of this product can also trigger a set of dangerous side effects, including: vision problems, severe chest pain, severe headache, fast heartbeat, seizures, increased sweating, stiff or sore neck, cold skin, mood changes, unusual bleeding, and so on. Individuals who present any such symptoms should immediately discontinue their use of Matulane until they discuss this matter with their main clinical prescriber. 

Matulane Drug Reactions

A combination between Matulane and any of the following clinical remedies is forbidden, in order to avoid severe interactions: Apraclonidine, Bethanidine, Brimonidine, Bupropion SR, Carbamazepine, Buspirone, Entacapone, Dextromethorphan, herbal products (for example ma huang), Meperidine, Indoramin, Sibutramine, Papaverine, Sympathomimetics, SSRI antidepressants, Tolcapone, and so on.

The use of Matulane combined with any of the drugs that have been listed above may trigger life-threatening complications. Furthermore, the use of tyramine containing aliments should be avoided during one’s therapy course with this product. The most common foods which should be avoided (which have been characterized as being rich in tyramine) include: aged cheese, herring, dry sausage, herring, salami, sour cream, yogurt, red wine, beer, and so on.

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