METEOSPASMYL CAPSULE

Country: Malaysia

Bahasa: Inggeris

Sumber: NPRA (National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency, Bahagian Regulatori Farmasi Negara)

Bahan aktif:

POLYMETHYLSILOXANE,ACTIVATED/SIMETHICONE; ALVERINE CITRATE

Boleh didapati daripada:

EP PLUS GROUP SDN. BHD.

INN (Nama Antarabangsa):

POLYMETHYLSILOXANE,ACTIVATED/SIMETHICONE; ALVERINE CITRATE

Unit dalam pakej:

20 Capsules; 30 Capsules

Dikeluarkan oleh:

Laboratoires Galeniques Vernin

Risalah maklumat

Consumer Medication Information Leaflet (RiMUP)
METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE
Alverine citrate (60 mg), Simeticone (300 mg)
1
What is in this leaflet
1.
What METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE is used for
2.
How it works
3.
Before you use
METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE
4.
How to use
METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE
5.
While you are using it
6.
Side effects
7.
Storage and Disposal of
METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE
8.
Product Description
9.
Manufacturer and Product
Registration Holder
10.
Date of revision
What METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE is used for
METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE
is
an
antispasmodic
that
reduces
intestinal
gas.
This
medication
is
recommended for relieving painful
digestion with stomach distension. It
is indicated for use in the relief of
smooth muscle spasm, in conditions
such as irritable bowel syndrome.
How METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE works
A combination of a musculotropic
spasmolytic,
alverine
citrate
and
a
liquid
silicone
enriched
with
fine
silica
particles,
simeticone
gives
METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE its
properties. Alverine citrate inhibits
the
action
of
smooth
muscle
contracturant agents. Simeticone acts
as
a
protective
film
and
as
an
antiflatulent
and
anti-distension
agent.
It
also
decreases
gaseous
distension
by
means
of
its
antiwetting
effect
and
its
antifoaming effect, reinforced by the
presence of silica.
Before you use
METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE
-
When you must not use it
METEOSPASMYL
®
CAPSULE is contraindicated in
the following cases:

Paralytic
ileus
(bowel
obstruction due to lack of
intestinal activity).

History of allergy reaction
to
or
intolerance
of
alverine, simeticone or one
of the excipients.

Combination with sterculia
(bulk-forming
laxative)
is
contraindicated
if
patient
has
difficulty
in
swallowing.

Contraindicated
in
pregnancy
and
breast
feeding.
-
Before you start to use it
Always ask your doctor or
pharmacist before using this
product if you have any doubts.
-
Taking other medicines
There
are
no
known
drug
interactions reported with other
drugs.
In order to avoid any potential
interactions
between
several
medicatio

Ciri produk

Marketing / Opérations Internationales :
Packaging :
Affaires réglementaires :
date : 07/03/2023
executed by : ETO
MU V6
package’s type : notice
product : MeteoSpasmyl
destination : Malaisie
pharmaceutical form : 30 caps
size : 125x135mm
Folded : 31,5x135mm
colours :
Noir
CAPSULES
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
Opaque white to yellowish oblong soft capsules,
containing a thick whitish suspension.
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:
Alverine citrate………………………………………....60 mg
Simeticone………………………………………………300 mg
OTHER INGREDIENTS:
Gelatine, glycerol, titanium dioxide (E171), for one
capsule, oblong, colored white.
BOX OF 20 AND 30 CAPSULES (BLISTER PACK OF 10’S)
MECHANISMS OF ACTION:
A combination of a musculotropic spasmolytic, alverine
citrate and a liquid silicone enriched with fine silica
particles, simeticone gives MeteoSpasmyl® capsules its
properties. Alverine citrate inhibits the action of smooth
muscle contracturants agents. Simeticone acts as a
protective film and as an antiflatulent and anti-distension
agent. It also decreases gaseous distension by means of
its antiwetting effect and its antifoaming effect, reinforced
by the presence of silica.
PHARMACOLOGY:
The spasmolytic properties of alverine have been
demonstrated in various experimental models such as
fragments of isolated intestines of local intestinal motor
activity, isolated gall bladder and uterus, bronchospasm
and blood pressure. The results obtained in the various
studies mentioned demonstrated that alverine is a
substance with a spasmolytic action capable of inhibiting
spasm of the smooth muscle fibres induced by different
contracturant agents such as acetylcholine, histamine,
serotonin or barium chloride.
Dimeticone and/or simeticone are used as antiflatulents
in clinical practice because they decrease the surface
tension of bubbles present in the stomach, enabling
them to burst or form large air bubbles which can be
easily expelled from the gastrointestinal tract.
PHARMACOKINETICS:
Both al