Meloset 3mg (Melatonin)

INTRODUCTION

MELOSET 3MG is a melatonin-containing drug that is part of a category of drugs known as melatonin antagonists. This medication is employed to combat the effects of jetlag on adults. Jetlag is an insomnia disorder that may be an issue for people who frequently travel across different time zones. It’s a temporary sleep disorder. Our body’s internal timer causes it gets not aligned with the time zone of the new one.

Jetlag is a sign of jetlag. It can be seen in insomnia, fatigue during the daytime fatigue, light emotional impairments, irritation, or digestive system problems that are experienced following a flight. The most frequently reported adverse consequences of MELOSET 3MG are headaches and tiredness. This medication is not suggested for use by young children or adolescents younger than 18 years old. Before taking this medication, tell your doctor if you ever suffered from kidney disease, heart disease, or liver issues. Pregnant or breastfeeding women are advised to consult their doctor before taking this medication.

USES OF MELOSET 3MG

• Treat jetlag in adults

HOW MELOSET 3MG WORKS

MELOSET 3MG is a hormone released by the body, which regulates the body’s natural day and night rhythm. The body’s rhythm could be altered by travel between time zones. It is referred to as jetlag. The severity and symptom depend on the individual, but they are usually more severe and last longer when the number of time zones is crossed. It is a way to help restore normal night-day rhythms and lessen the signs.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Always ensure that you take MELOSET 3MG precisely according to what your doctor has instructed you to do. The medicine should be taken before nighttime. Make sure to take it at the same time every day. The medicine should be swallowed in whole with water. Don’t chew or crush the medication.

SIDE EFFECTS OF MELOSET 3MG

SERIOUS

• A decrease in the number of cells called white blood cells found in the blood
• The number of platelets in the blood is reduced.
• Disorientation
• Fainting
• Vision impairment, including blurred vision
• Feeling your heartbeat (pounding chest)
• It is a sign of blood (red blood cells) in urine

COMMON

• Headache
• Drowsiness

RARE

• The presence of high levels of certain fat-molecules (triglycerides) in blood
• Changes in mood, aggression, more sexual drive
• Memory impairment Restless legs syndrome, the sensation of pins and needles
• Watery eyes
• Hot flushes
• Vomiting, wind, extra liquids, bad breath, irritation of the stomach lining
• Nail disorder
• Arthritis, muscle spasms
• Large volumes of urine are passed through
• The prolonged erections can be painful, or inflammation in the prostate gland
• Thirst
• Electrolytes that are not as normal in blood

HOW TO MANAGE SIDE EFFECTS

Headache:

Place a hot or cold water bag on your head. Relieve yourself in a peaceful and dark space—Sip coffee or tea.

Vomiting:

Take this medicine before or right after eating or snacking. Limit yourself to simple meals, and don’t eat many rich or spicy foods.

Wind or blowing:

Consume smaller portions of food and more frequent meals that are smaller and frequent. Take your food and drinks at a slower pace, and do regular exercise. If your symptoms get worse, consult your physician right away.

WARNING & PRECAUTIONS

PREGNANCY

MELOSET 3MG has not been recommended during pregnancy unless it is necessary. Discuss the benefits and risks with your physician.

BREASTFEEDING

MELOSET 3MG should not be used during breastfeeding unless absolutely. Discuss the benefits and risks with your physician.

DRIVING AND USING MACHINES

Do not operate or drive any device while taking this medication, as it could result in drowsiness and reduced alertness.

ALCOHOL

The consumption of alcohol is not advised during the treatment process using MELOSET 3MG.

KIDNEY

MELOSET 3MG is to be utilized with caution for people with active kidney conditions. Consult your doctor for advice.

LIVER

MELOSET 3MG is to be used with caution for patients suffering from liver function impairment or liver disease that is active. Consult your doctor for advice.

ALLERGY

Don’t take MELOSET 3MG If you have an allergy (hypersensitive) to Melatonin or any other ingredient in this medication.

OTHERS

Inform your doctor If you suffer from or have an issue such as

• Are you suffering from epilepsy?
• Have you been diagnosed with an autoimmune condition?
• Are you suffering from diabetes or have impaired glucose tolerance
• Smoke

INTERACTIONS

Discuss with your doctor If you are taking any medication.

• Fluvoxamine (used to treat obsessive-compulsive and depression)
• Psoralens (used to treat skin conditions like psoriasis)
• Cimetidine (used in treating stomach issues such as ulcers)
• Estrogens (used in hormone replacement preparations)
• Quinolones and the drug rifampicin (used to treat infections caused by bacteria)
• Carbamazepine (used for treating epilepsy)
• The benzodiazepine and non-benzodiazepine types of hyp as temazepam, midazolam and the zopiclone, zolpidem and zaleplon (used for hypnotic purposes to help induce sleep)
• Warfarin is an anticoagulant.

SYNOPSIS

Drug: Melatonin

Pharmacological Category: Melatonin receptor Agonists

Therapeutic Indication: Jet-lag

Dosage Forms: Tablet, Syrup, Spray

MORE INFORMATION

Keep the temperature below 20-25 degrees Celsius and away from children’s reach.

FAQs about MELOSET 3MG

MELOSET 3MG can be used in the care of the ages of adolescents and children?

It is not recommended for children or adolescents younger than 18.

Can alcohol interfere with functioning in MELOSET 3MG?

Alcohol consumption is not suggested in conjunction with this treatment.

Do I have to use MELOSET 3MG while pregnant?

It is not suggested to pregnant women, except when needed. Discuss the benefits and risks with your physician.

What is the difference between melatonin and sleeping pills?

Read more here about the difference here: Melatonin vs Sleeping pills