Disprin Regular 325mg Effervescent Tablet

Avoid taking the medicine unless advised by the doctor. Do not take it if you are pregnant for more than 6 months, as it delays or prolongs the labour and put the mother and foetus at the risk of bleeding.

Aspirin passes into breast milk in low amounts. You must not take Disprin Regular 325 tablets if you are breastfeeding unless it is advised by the doctor.

The medicine does not affect the ability to drive or operate heavy machines.

Avoid consuming alcohol while taking aspirin. Drinking alcohol increases the risk of intestinal bleeding and prolong bleeding time.

If you are a known patient of bleeding disorders like haemophilia or you are taking blood thinners, you must tell the doctor about it.

Yes, Disprin Regular 325 tablet helps in providing relief from headache.

Yes, they are the same. Disprin Regular 325 contains aspirin as an active ingredient also known as acetylsalicylic acid.

Yes, Disprin Regular 325 can be taken for short term management of periods of pain. But if it is bothering you too much and is accompanied by other symptoms consider visiting a doctor.

Nausea, rash, mild indigestion are a few common side effects that can be seen after taking this medicine. Although not everyone gets them. Side effects often resolve on your own.

It usually takes around 30mins to show its action. But it can vary from individual to individual. You should wait for at least 4-6 hours before taking the next dose.

Disprin tablet contains acetylsalicylic acid or aspirin as an active ingredient that belongs to the group of medicines called an analgesic, antipyretic and anti-inflammatory (used as a painkiller).

You can take Disprin as per the need. But do not take it regularly, without consulting a doctor. If you do not feel any improvement even after taking this tablet, inform the doctor. But do not take it endlessly on your own without consulting a doctor.

You should take Disprin in exact doses and duration prescribed by the doctor. However, it is advised not to take more than 12 tablets in 24 hours. Wait at least 4 hours between two doses of Aspirin. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose of this medicine.

Disprin contains acetylsalicylic acid or aspirin (325mg) as an active ingredient. It is used to give relief from headaches, migraine, toothache, period pains, rheumatic and arthritic pain. It is used to reduce fever.

No, Disprin Regular 325 tablet is not meant for the treatment of disorders related to blood clotting as it contains a very high dose of aspirin, which is not effective for treating clotting disorders. This medicine is only meant to be used for the treatment of fever and pain. You should not self-medicate if you have a serious blood clotting disorder, reach out to your doctor.

No, Disprin 325 tablet should not be used in children below 16 years of age. Do not give any medicine to your child without consulting a child specialist.

No, Disprin regular 325 mg tablet is not a blood thinner medicine. It is used to relieve mild to moderate pain and is also used to reduce fever. Whereas the lower strength of aspirin (i.e. 75mg) acts as a blood thinner.

Aspirin passes into breast milk in low amounts. You must not take Disprin Regular 325 tablets if you are breastfeeding unless it is advised by the doctor.

Heart patients should take disprin only if prescribed by the doctor. Based on the cause and medical history the doctor shall prescribe you this medicine in a specific dose and frequency.

Aspirin present in Disprin Regular 325 is an antipyretic and an analgesic. It acts on the brain and blocks chemical messengers in the brain that tell us that we have pain. Aspirin reduces the temperature when you have a fever.

Disprin tablet is not known to cause effects like drowsiness, heartburn, or bruising. However, it is recommended to take this medicine at the prescribed dose. Do not take more than directed.

Disprin tablet may be used for relieving the symptoms of colds, sore throat, and runny nose. However, it is recommended to follow your doctor's instructions and avoid self-medication.