Migraleve Complete 12 Tablets

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Complete Migraine relief Pink tablets for Headache and Nausea Yellow tablets if Migraine Continues There are two types of Migraleve tablets available : * Migraleve Pink tablets * Migraleve Yellow tablets They are available separately or together in one pack. Migraleve is for the treatment of migraine attacks, including the symptoms of migraine headache, nausea and vomiting. Migraleve Pink tablets treat all the symptoms of migraine. If taken at the first sign of a migraine, Migraleve Pink tablets can prevent an attack from developing. Migraleve Yellow tablets provide relief for continuing migraine symptoms. They should always be taken after the first dose of Migraleve Pink tablets. Drug Interaction Precautions : Consult your Doctor or Pharmacist before taking this medicine because it may not be suitable for you if: * You are pregnant * You suffer from high blood pressure, liver or kidney disease Do not use : * If you are taking medicines containing paracetamol or medicines prescribed by your doctor. * In children under 10 years of age except under medical supervision. * If you are allergic to any of the ingredients in Migraleve. Caution : * If symptoms persist, consult your doctor. * Migralve tablets contain potent ingredients and should not be taken continuously for extended periods without the advice of Doctor. * Do not exceed the stated dose * Migraleve Pink tablets only May cause drowsiness. If affected, do not drive or operate machinery. Avoid alcoholic drink. * Contains paracetamol. Warning: Immediate medical advice should be sought in the event of an overdose, even if you feel well, because of the risk of delayed, serious liver damage. Take this leaflet and any remaining tablets with you. Other effects: Rarely, allergic reactions may occur, such as skin rashes, hives or itching. Sometimes constipation or drowsiness may occur. However, the desire to sleep can be a symptom of migraine. If you experience any other effects, or are not sure about anything, contact your Doctor or Pharmacist. Between the ages of 5 and 15 one child in nine suffers from attacks of migraine which they may describe as a "sick headache". The headache is accompanied by symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, stomach pain or food intolerance. Migraine in children does not differ in any essential way from migraine in adult life but headache symptoms may be less pronounced. Ensure the child does not miss meals or sleep, and avoids food known to trigger an attack. For further information, consult your doctor or Pharmacist. Contact the manufacturer if you require any literature about migraine, including specifically migraine in teenagers and a guide for parents of children with migraine. Remember : This leaflet does not contain the complete information about your medicine. If you have any queries or are not sure about anything, ask your Doctor or Pharmacist who have access to additional information.