Headset Tablets

Headset Tablet combines two medicines used to treat headaches linked with migraines with or without warning symptoms. It does not, however, help in preventing or minimizing the frequency of migraine pains.

The two combination medicines are sumatriptan which relieves migraine by narrowing blood vessels in the brain, and naproxen which cuts swelling and pain by synthesizing prostaglandin – a natural substance – responsible for swelling.

Benefits

Headset Tablet is primarily used to relieve migraines by shrinking blood vessels in the head and preventing the release of pain-causing chemicals in the brain.

Dosage

Patients should take the medication as directed by a physician. Symptoms of overdose include dizziness, drowsiness, stomach cramps, nausea, indigestion, etc. If patients overdose, they should contact a doctor or reach the nearest emergency center immediately.

Administration of the medicine

The medicine is administered orally whole without chewing, crushing, or splitting it. It must be taken alongside food.

Side Effects

After using this drug, patients may experience irregular heartbeats, nausea, bouts, heartburn, chest pain, drying of the mouth, general weakness, muscle contraction, prolonged drowsiness, and body numbness.

Patients are cautioned not to drive or operate sensitive machinery until they understand how the drug affects their bodies. Pregnant and those breastfeeding are asked to consult their physicians before taking this drug.

Interaction with other drugs or conditions

This medicine is strongly not recommended for use by patients suffering from:

• Asthma
• Renal Dysfunction due to risk of kidney injuries
• Heart disease due to risk in the accumulation of fluid in the body
• Anemia
• Coronary Artery Disease due to increased risk of severe and life-threatening reactions
• Hyperkalemia

 It also alters the mode of operation of certain drugs like:

• Fluvoxamine
• Ondansetron
• Ramipril
• Warfarin
• Ketorolac
• Prednisolone
• Nefazodone

Patients are advised to consult a doctor or physician about all the possible interactions of the medicines that patients are currently taking because this is not an exhaustive list of possible medicine interactions.

Addiction

There have been no reports of any habit-forming tendencies with this medication.

Missed a dose

If a missed dose, please take it as soon as patients can; otherwise, this drug is taken on an as-needed basis.

Precautions and Warnings

Headset Tablets (or its active ingredients) can cause complications to an unborn baby during late pregnancy and should strictly be avoided unless prescribed by a physician.

Breastfeeding: Components are readily absorbed in breast milk and can readily harm the breastfeeding child.

Driving: Medicine can cause one to feel the drowsy, dizzy, and spinning sensation of the head. Strongly discouraged to take while driving or operating machinery.

Alcohol: Headset Tablet is known to increase the chances of gastro bleeding and drowsiness, and headaches; therefore, it is not recommended to take it while consuming alcoholic beverages.

Patients should consult a physician if:

• They suffer from high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, and a family history of heart conditions.
• They are overweight or habitual smokers.
• They have blood drops in vomit, stomach pain, and indigestion after consuming the drug.
• Patients have epileptic bouts.
• They develop itchiness, skin allergy, fever, and nausea after the administration of this drug.
• They suffer from kidney or liver disease.

Headset Tablet is approved by drug and medicine bodies in most significant jurisdictions, including India, Japan, the EU, and the USA.

• Headsets Tablets fall under these classifications:  Ant migraine agents, Anti-inflammatory nonsteroidal agents.
• As advised by a patient’s doctor, it can be consumed with or without food
• To be taken when advised by a doctor
• Get enough sleep
• Avoid loud music
• Avoid chocolates

Alternatives

Naproxen

Naproxen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used to treat mild to moderate pain stemming from arthritis and other sources of inflammation,

Nuramol

Nuramol is used for temporary relief of headaches, migraines, backaches, period pains, dental pains, rheumatic and muscular pains. It is also effective against cold and flu symptoms, sore throats, and fevers associated with migraines, headaches, and backaches.

Storage

Headset Tablets must be stored below 30 degrees Celsius.

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