Flupinock

Yes, Flupinock Capsule is seen to be beneficial in the treatment of fibromyalgia in some clinical studies, however, Flupinock Capsule is yet to get formal regulatory approval for this condition. Fibromyalgia is a disease that is characterized by musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, and depression.

Both Flupinock Capsule and paracetamol help in relieving pain but they work in entirely different ways. When paracetamol is given with Flupinock Capsule, pain relief is better as compared to single drug use. However, both can cause liver toxicity, so monitoring of liver function is very important when taken together.

Yes, Flupinock Capsule causes liver toxicity. Use of Flupinock Capsule is contraindicated in patients with an underlying liver disease.

Flupinock Capsule can be used for the relief of pain associated with osteorthritis and post orthopedic surgery pain. It is especially useful for patients who cannot take NSAIDs because of the risk of NSAID-induced gastritis.

There have been case reports that Flupinock Capsule causes green discoloration of urine. However, this is not a very commonly seen effect. Inform your doctor if you experience this symptom.

Flupinock Capsule is not approved for the treatment of epilepsy. However, a few animal studies have shown a beneficial effect of Flupinock Capsule for treating epilepsy and this effect is still being explored.

Yes, you can experience withdrawal symptoms once you stop using Flupinock Capsule like sweating, tremor, and mood alterations with long term use of Flupinock Capsule. Inform your doctor if you have these symptoms.