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Serc is a popular medicine that is also widely known as Betahistine. These tablets contain a very powerful active ingredient (called betahistine). This ingredient is a medicine that is highly similar to the natural substance (histamine). Serc is mostly prescribed in the case of patients who are suffering from Meniere's disease, as it is known to help ease the symptoms of this disorder. In this medical condition, the fluid that is naturally found in the ear (in the ear's labyrinth) has to provide the brain with a continual feedback about the organism's body position. When the fluid's natural balance is disturbed by something (for example by an abnormal increase in the natural pressure) the patient usually begins to experience various unpleasant sensations such as dizziness, nausea, vertigo (spinning sensations), hearing problems and tinnitus (ringing in the ears). Serc is a medicine that acts on the body's histamine receptors (they are usually found in the walls of the inner ear's main blood vessels). Once activated, these receptors start a process that ultimately reduces the amount of fluid that fills the inner ear's labyrinth (thus reducing this liquid's pressure). In this way, a treatment with Serc is highly effective in reducing some of Meniere's disease's most common symptoms.
Serc is a popular medicine that is widely prescribed in the treatment of patients who are suffering from Meniere's disease, in order to diminish the severity of this illness's most common symptoms. However, Serc might also be prescribed to treat or to prevent some other medical disorders that have not been listed here. Ask your personal physician for more information.
Contraindications
Serc should not be prescribed to patients who are suffering from known hypersensitivity to Serc's main ingredients, especially to betahistine. Some patients who had a history of Peptic ulcer have suffered from an exacerbation of this disorder's symptoms while being treated with Serc. Although experiments that have been made both on humans and on animals have shown that the gastrointestinal symptoms (side effects) that come with a treatment with Serc are not triggered by an abnormal gastric acid production, Serc is contraindicated in the case of patients who are suffering or who have suffered from Peptic ulcer. Serc is also contraindicated in the case of patients who are suffering from Pheochromocytoma. Although clinical intolerance to Serc has not been proven in the case of patients who are suffering from bronchial asthma, alertness and caution should be employed if a patient who has bronchial asthma is being treated with Serc. Serc should not be prescribed to children. Ask a pediatrician for more information and advice. It has not been clearly determined whether a treatment with Serc during pregnancy could harm a growing fetus or not. However, if you are pregnant, or if you are planning to be so soon, you should ask your personal physician if it is safe (both for you and for the fetus) to start taking Serc. It has not been established whether Serc's main ingredients are able to pass into breast milk or not. You should ask your personal doctor if you may start using Serc if you are currently breastfeeding an infant.
Intake Guidelines
Ask your doctor how and when it is appropriate to take Serc. You can also rely on the instructions written on the drug's label (or package). If you have any other questions, you should ask a doctor a pharmacist or a nurse.
Dosage
Ask your personal doctor the dose of Serc that you should take in order to get the best results from your treatment with Serc. Do not make any changes to the dosage that was prescribed by your personal physician without his or her approval. The average adult daily dosage is known to vary from 24 to 48 mg that should be administered by mouth in equally divided doses. Because Serc is known to sometimes cause an unwanted stomach upset, it is highly recommended that each patient should take Serc on a full stomach (accompany each dose of Serc with food or at least with milk).
Overdose
If you suspect that you might be suffering from an overdose with Serc you should seek immediate medical care. Alert your personal physician as soon as possible. Call the nearest local poison control centre. If necessary, go to the nearest emergency room (you should have your pack of Serc tablets with you). The average symptoms that could be caused by an overdose with Serc include dry mouth, nausea, somnolence and Dyspepsia.
Missed Dose
In order to get the best effects from your treatment with Serc, you should try to take it on a regular basis (if possible, at the same time each day). If you miss a scheduled dose of Serc, you should contact your personal physician and ask him or her for further instructions.
Side Effects
The most common side effects that have been triggered by a prolonged treatment with Serc include various types of skin rashes, itching and urticaria. Other patients have complained about nausea, stomach upset, and severe headaches. Other possible side effects include:
- Rash;
- Headache;
- Gut disturbances such as indigestion, constipation, diarrhea, nausea, abdominal pain or vomiting;
You should immediately alert your personal doctor if you are experiencing anything unusual or bothersome during your treatment with Serc.
Interactions
Ask for your personal physician's consent before you start taking other drugs during your treatment with Serc.
Other Brand Names
In some countries Serc may also be known as:
- ACB;
- Acecor;
- Beloc;
- Butobloc;
- Diasectral;
- Espesil;
- Grifobutol;
- Microser;
- Monitan;
- Prent;
- Rhotral;
- Vasomotal;
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