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1.Can I take Methmild SR(20) insted of Mehmild(20) as I have already ordered it and cant return. I just want to know will it have same effect??
2.I also ordered flunil(tab) instead of flunil(cap) can I take it.
Help me with this in detail plz.
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Yes you can take it.. usually it has same effect. Still..If some problem arises you can consult your psychiatrist.
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Dr. Sonia Malhotra
Psychiatrist
15 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Dear sir,
1. Methmild SR means the tablet is Sustained Release. Many medicines come in this formulation to reduce their acute side effects. Apart from this, there is no change in the action of the drug.
2. Flunil in tablet or capsule form is only for patient's convenience. The action and effect is the same.
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Dr. Suleman Virani
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13 yrs exp
Nagpur
Yes you can take them- it's the company name change but contents are same. Go ahead.
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