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Clonotril usage
How to consume Clonotril 0.25 tablet?. It should be consumed with water or its mouth dissolving like Petril. Also is there any difference in Clonotril dispersible and Petril MD
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How you consume Clonotril 0.25 mg depends entirely on the exact formulation printed on your medicine strip. Clonotril comes in different forms, and they are taken differently:
Standard Clonotril 0.25 mg Tablet.
Clonotril 0.25 mg MT / MD (Mouth Dissolving)
Clonotril 0.25 mg DT (Dispersible Tablet)
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You must take this medicine strictly under medical supervision and exactly as directed by your doctor.
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If it’s standard pill- swallow with glass of water
Dispersible tablet(DT)let the tablet dissolve completely in water and consume it immediately
Mouth- dissolving (MD)- place it on your tongue and allow it to dissolve
Clonotril disperible must be dissolved in a water before consuming while petril MD dissolves directly on your tongue. Both have the same active medical ingredient.
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Consult your treating doctor before considering to exchange between the two medicines.
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This tablet has habit forming tendency and Can have rebound effect if discontinued abruptly.
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Dr. Manjeet Singh Sandhu
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38 yrs exp
Faridkot
Tab Clonotril dispersible dissolved in 5 ml water and then taken
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