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Vomiting with general weekness.
A 29-year-old woman is experiencing vomiting and is 3 months pregnant. The doctor has prescribed Ben 400. My question is, how should she take the tablet? I have attached the prescription. Please advise. Thanks.
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Only once in the night
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Ben 400 is usually advised once daily at night, preferably after food, as it can cause drowsiness. This helps control pregnancy-related vomiting. If symptoms persist or there is any confusion regarding the prescription, an online consultation can be booked for personalised guidance.
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Only at bedtime as mentioned
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