Domi Up Syrup

Domi Up Syrup belongs to the antiemetics drug group which is used to treat nausea as well as vomiting, caused by surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. This medication blocks the chemical serotonin from releasing in your gut and your central nervous system. Domi Up Syrup is available in four different forms i.e. tablet, disintegrating (dissolving) tablet, solution and film. It can be taken orally. This medication also comes in an IV (intravenous) form that can be injected into your body. You can take it with food or without food.

If you are allergic to Domi Up Syrup and other medications that block serotonin, along with other allergies, you must visit a doctor. The doctor must also know about the medical history of yours that whether you had problems such as liver disease, irregular heartbeat and stomach or intestinal problems in the past. If you are undergoing treatment for depression or any psychiatric disorder, you must discuss it with your doctor.

The dosage of this medication will depend on your medical condition and how your body is responding to the therapy. In children, the dose depends on their weight and height. If the patient is undergoing chemotherapy, he must take Domi Up Syrup orally 30 minutes before the treatment starts. In case of radiation, take this medication 1-2 hours before the treatment. It is also advised to take this medication before one hour before surgery. Overdose of this medication can lead to severe constipation, faint spells or feeling light-headed.

• Nausea Or Vomiting

• Nausea

• Allergy

• Apomorphine

• Headache

• Constipation

• Fatigue

• Painful Urination

• Fever

• Dry Mouth

• Anxiety

• How long is the duration of effect?

  This syrup is excreted primarily in urine and the effect of this medicine lasts for a duration of 12 to 28 hours.

• What is the onset of action?

  The peak effect of Domi Up Syrup can be observed within 30 minutes for Intravenous and 2 hours for the medication.

• Are there any pregnancy warnings?

  Use of Domi Up Syrup is not recommended in pregnant women.

• Is it habit forming?

  No habit forming tendency has been reported.

• Are there any breast-feeding warnings?

  It is advised that breastfeeding women must consult doctor before using this syrup.

Below is the list of medicines, which have the same composition, strength and form as Domi Up Syrup , and hence can be used as its substitute.

• Vomicure Syrup

  Akumentis Healthcare Ltd

• Periset 2Mg/5Ml Syrup

  Ipca Laboratories Ltd

• Emigo 2Mg/5Ml Oral Solution

  Zuventus Healthcare Ltd

• Vomikind 2Mg/5Ml Syrup

  Mankind Pharma Ltd

• Ondem 2Mg/5Ml Syrup

  Alkem Laboratories Ltd

• Onmax Drop

  Maxamus International

• Ondicure Syrup

  Grandcure Healthcare Pvt Ltd

• Ondy 2Mg/5Ml Syrup

  Ronyd Healthcare Pvt Ltd

• Vomiford Drop

  Leeford Healthcare Ltd

• Vomigo 2mg/5ml Drop

  Ind Swift Laboratories Ltd

• Are there any overdose instructions?

  Contact the doctor in case of overdose.

• Are there any missed dose instructions?

  If you miss a dose, skip it and continue with your normal schedule. Do not double the dose.

Domi Up Syrup works by blocking 5-HT3 receptors peripherally on vagal nerve terminals and centrally in the chemoreceptor trigger zone.

Whenever you take more than one medicine, or mix it with certain foods or beverages, you"re at risk of a drug interaction.

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• Interaction with Alcohol

  Alcohol

  Interaction with alcohol is unknown. It is advisable to consult your doctor before consumption.

• Interaction with Lab Test

  Lab

  Information not available.

• Interaction with Medicine

  Apomorphine

  Use of Domi Up Syrup with Apomorphine is not recommended. Replacement of the drug should be considered under the doctor's supervision. Usage of other medicines should be reported to the doctor.

  Amiodarone

  Use of Domi Up Syrup with Amiodarone is not recommended as it may cause dizziness, lightheadedness, difficulty in breathing if these drugs are used together. Regular cardiac function tests are to be performed if the patient is having any heart disease. Under doctor's supervision, appropriate dose adjustments or replacement of the drug should be considered. Usage of other medicines should be reported to the doctor.

  Amitriptyline

  If these drugs are used together, the patient may experience confusion, hallucination, changes in blood pressure, fever or excessive sweating. Under doctor's supervision, appropriate dose adjustments or replacement of the drug should be considered. Usage of other medicines should be reported to the doctor.

  Carbamazepine

  Patient's nausea and vomiting may not subside if these drugs are taken together. Under doctor's supervision, appropriate dose adjustments or replacement of the drug should be considered. Details of other drugs should be reported to the doctor.

  Phenytoin

  Patient's nausea and vomiting may not subside if these drugs are taken together. Under doctor's supervision, appropriate dose adjustments or replacement of the drug should be considered. Details of other drugs should be reported to the doctor.

  Cyclophosphamide

  The desired effect of cyclophosphamide will not be obtained if these drugs are concurrently taken. Under doctor's supervision, appropriate dose adjustments or replacement of the drug should be considered. Details of other drugs should be reported to the doctor.

• Interaction with Disease

  Qt Prolongation

  Details of any heart disease, family history of an arrhythmia or any other drugs that cause QT interval prolongation (eg: Antipsychotics, Arrhythmia drugs) should be reported to the doctor. Regular cardiac function tests are to be performed if the patient is having any heart disease.

  Liver Disease

  Details of any liver disease (jaundice, hepatitis) or other drugs that may affect the liver (eg: TB drugs, HIV drugs) should be reported to the doctor. Regular liver function tests are to be performed if the patient is having any liver disease.