Sides effects of Zindaclin and Zolmitriptan Posted: 05-27-07 05:51am
Can clindamycin phosphate 1% gel
(Zindaclin) be applied to the scalp to
treat dandruff?
also, i take Zomig zolmitriptan for
migraine and once ive taken it i suffer
from double vision, slurred speech,
drowsiness, vomiting, muscle aches,
drunken sensation if you like.
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Alternative Medicine Answer A2810 Posted: 05-29-07 06:40am
Zindaclin is used to treat acne spots. The
medication contains clindamycin phosphate,
which breaks down in the skin to
clindamycin and is antibiotic. Zindaclin
helps reduce the number of bacteria
present and this, in turn, helps to
prevent the pores from becoming blocked
and new spots forming. The symptoms you've
mentioned (double vision, slurred speech,
drowsiness, vomiting, etc.) are some
possible side effects of zolmitriptan.
You may consult a dermatovenerologist and
psychiatrist for each of the problems you
are experiencing.
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