Valdy Tz Strip Of 10 Tablets

• Muscle-related pain: Tizanidine relaxes tight muscles while valdecoxib reduces associated pain and inflammation, helping movement become more comfortable.
• Inflammatory pain: Valdecoxib lowers swelling and tenderness caused by inflammation, easing painful movement during inflammatory flare-ups.
• Muscle stiffness and spasm: Tizanidine reduces involuntary muscle tightening that can restrict movement and add to pain.

• Diarrhoea: Valdy TZ tablet may loosen stools while the digestive system adjusts. Contact your doctor if diarrhoea is severe, persistent or contains blood.
• Stomach pain, indigestion or flatulence: Valdecoxib can cause abdominal discomfort or gas, especially after treatment begins. Seek urgent help for black stools or vomiting blood.
• Dry mouth: Tizanidine can reduce saliva and leave the mouth sticky. Sip water and tell your doctor if dryness becomes troublesome or swallowing is difficult.
• Sleepiness, weakness or dizziness: Tizanidine can reduce alertness or lower blood pressure, particularly when standing. Sit down and avoid driving if these effects occur.
• Swelling or flu-like symptoms: Valdecoxib may cause fluid retention in the hands or feet, while some people feel feverish or achy. Report marked swelling or worsening symptoms.

• Use Valdy TZ tablet only for the period prescribed by your doctor.
• Avoid driving until you know whether it causes sleepiness, weakness or dizziness.
• Do not combine it with aspirin or another anti-inflammatory pain medicine unless your doctor approves.
• Avoid alcohol because it can worsen sleepiness, dizziness and stomach irritation.
• Report black stools, vomiting blood, chest pain, severe rash or breathing difficulty urgently.

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