After starting Metrogyl 400, I’ve noticed mild stomach pain and a loss of appetite. It’s not very bad, but it feels uncomfortable. Has anyone else faced this while taking Metrogyl 400?

I’m taking Metrogyl 400 for loose motion, and since yesterday, I’ve been feeling a metallic taste in my mouth and slight nausea. Is this a normal side effect, or should I stop taking it?

Is Metrogyl 400 used for loose motion? I was given this tablet for diarrhoea and stomach upset, but I’m not sure how it really helps. Does it stop loose motion or just treat the infection causing it?

Is Metrogyl 400 an antibiotic? I’m a bit confused because my doctor said it’s for infection, but I’m not sure if it’s the same as regular antibiotics or something different.

Can someone tell what Metrogyl 400 is used for? I was prescribed it for a stomach infection, but I’ve also heard it’s used for different kinds of infections. Just want to understand what it actually treats.

My dad takes Zerodol-P for his knee pain, and it usually helps, but today we noticed his legs are a bit swollen. Could this be from the medicine? Should we stop it or talk to the doctor first?

I took Zerodol-P for tooth pain, and after a few hours, my stomach started feeling heavy with a little burning sensation. Is this a common side effect? Maybe I should have taken it after food?

Is Zerodol-P safe during pregnancy? My cousin took it once for back pain before realising she might be pregnant, and now she’s worried. Does anyone know if it’s harmful or if she should consult her doctor?

Can Zerodol-P be used for headaches? I usually get severe headaches sometimes, and I have this tablet at home for pain relief. Wondering if it’s safe to take it for that, or should I stick to paracetamol instead.

Can someone tell what Zerodol-P is actually used for? I was prescribed it for pain, but I’m not sure if it’s only for joint pain or can be taken for other body aches too. Just want to understand what this ...