Naratrex

Naratrex (Naratriptan) is given to treat the symptoms of migraines as well as acute migraine attacks. It can soothe symptoms such as severe headaches, the feeling of sickness, nausea, as well as increase sensitivity towards light and/or sound.

Take Naratrex (Naratriptan) according to your physician`s instructions only. Do not self medicate, this may result in severe side effects as prescription can vary from patient to patient depending on their personal factors. This medicine is taken orally with a full glass of water.

It is normally used as soon as the patient suffers from a migraine. One tablet should be sufficient, but if not you should not take another until at least 4 hours as past. You should not take more than 2 tablets in a single 24 hour period as over dosing can lead to ill symptoms.

Below are possible side effects of Naratrex (Naratriptan) that you should inform your physician of if they persist or become severe:

• Changes in vision
• Sensation of unexplained tingling, warmth or cold
• Feeling tired, dizzy or weak
• An upset stomach

Contact your physician immediately if you suffer from:

• Painful and/or tightness in the chest or throat
• Changes in heartbeat
• Inability to breathe normally
• Red and/or itchy skin
• swelling in the limbs, tongue, throat or face
• Severe stomach pains

Any history of hypertension, angina (reoccurring pains in the chest), heart attack, diabetes, high levels of cholesterol, obesity, coronary artery disease, menopause as well as any diseases related to the blood vessels, kidney or liver must be reported to your physician before starting treatment.

If you have any upcoming surgery (including dental work) tell your physician, as this drug may interact with anesthesia.