ATA 20mg 10 Tablets

Babies: Not applicable. Lactating mothers: Please consult your doctor before using this medicine during breastfeeding. Information regarding this medicine use during breastfeeding is not available. Pregnancy: Please consult your doctor before using this medicine during pregnancy.
Information regarding this medicine use during pregnancy is not available. Alcohol: Caution is advised while taking this medication with alcohol. Driving: This medicine may cause dizziness, sleepiness and alters your ability to drive. Do not drive if you experience these symptoms.
Kidney: This medicine should use with caution in patients with kidney disease. Dose adjustment is required.
Seek a doctor's advice before taking this medicine. Liver: Please consult your doctor before using this medicine in patients with liver disease. Information regarding the safety of this medicine use in patients with liver disease is limited..

Headache Dizziness.

Ata belongs to the class of antihistaminic agent used in the treatment of allergic reactions. It works by blocking a chemical messenger called histamine in the body..

If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible. If it is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose.
Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily. Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

• Take this medicine as prescribed by your doctor. • To get better results to take this medicine at a fixed time regularly. • Finish the course of this medicine. • Do not stop taking this medicine too early without consulting your doctor. • If you experience headaches and dizziness while taking this medication, inform your doctor..

• Ata + Amantadine: Concurrent use may lead to an increase in the risk of qt prolongation • Ata + Amiodarone: Concurrent use may lead to an increase in the risk of qt prolongation • Ata + Amitriptyline: Concurrent use may lead to an increase in the risk of qt prolongation • Ata + Benzatropine: Concurrent use may lead to an increase in the risk of qt prolongation • Ata + Chlorpromazine: Concurrent use may lead to an increase in the risk of qt prolongation • Ata + Chloroquine: Concurrent use may lead to an increase in the risk of qt prolongation • Ata + Digoxin: Concurrent use may lead to an increase in the risk of qt prolongation • Ata + Efavirenz: Concurrent use may lead to an increase in the risk of qt prolongation • Ata + Ebastine: Concurrent use may lead to an increase in the risk of qt prolongation • Ata + Fluconazole: Concurrent use may lead to an increase in the risk of qt prolongation.