Examples of using Ebilfumin in English and their translations into German
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Computer
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Political
Do not take Ebilfumin.
Ebilfumin 30 mg for the outer carton only.
Amount of Ebilfumin suspension.
Other information about Ebilfumin.
Why is Ebilfumin approved?
If you stop taking Ebilfumin.
What Ebilfumin looks like and contents of the pack.
If you forget to take Ebilfumin.
Ebilfumin has no effect on your ability to drive or use machines.
You must tell your doctor if you are breast-feeding so thatyour doctor can decide if Ebilfumin is right for you.
Ebilfumin is an antiviral medicine that contains the active substance oseltamivir.
Detailed instructions can be found in the package leaflet of Ebilfumin capsules under“Making liquid Ebilfumin at home”.
Ebilfumin 30 mg hard capsules are available in blister packs or tablet containers of 10.
Detailed information on the home preparation can be found in the package leaflet of Ebilfumin capsules under“Making liquid Ebilfumin at home”.
Ebilfumin is not a vaccine: it treats infection, or prevents the flu virus spreading.
The most frequently(very common and common) reported side effects of Ebilfumin are feeling or being sick(nausea, vomiting), stomach ache, stomach upset, headache and pain.
Ebilfumin contains oseltamivir, which belongs to a group of medicines named neuraminidase inhibitors.
You must tell your doctor if you are pregnant, if you think you are pregnant or if you are trying to get pregnant so thatyour doctor can decide if Ebilfumin is right for you.
Take Ebilfumin as soon as possible, ideally within two days of the flu symptoms starting.
During a flu pandemic, Ebilfumin can also be used to treat or prevent flu in babies below one year of age.
Ebilfumin will not change the effectiveness of a flu vaccine, and you might be prescribed both by your doctor.
In the prevention of flu, Ebilfumin must be started within two days of contact with someone who has flu.
Ebilfumin is used for adults, adolescents, children and infants(including full-term newborn babies) for treating flu influenza.
The active substance in Ebilfumin, oseltamivir, acts specifically on the flu virus, blocking some of the enzymes on its surface known as neuramidases.
Ebilfumin can also be used as preventative treatment in exceptional cases, for instance when the seasonal flu vaccine may not provide sufficient protection and when there is a pandemic a global epidemic of flu.
The appropriate use of Ebilfumin for prevention of influenza should be determined on a case by case basis by the circumstances and the population requiring protection.
Giving Ebilfumin to infants less than 1 year old for preventing flu during a flu pandemic should be based upon the judgment of a doctor after considering the potential benefit versus any potential risk to the infant.
During treatment with Ebilfumin, tell a doctor immediately: if you notice changes in behaviour or mood(neuropsychiatric events), especially in children and adolescents.
But if Ebilfumin is stopped earlier than your doctor told you, the symptoms of flu may come back.
The dose of Ebilfumin is 75 mg in patients aged 13 years and over, and in children aged between one and 12 years who weigh more than 40 kg.