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Fioricet (acetaminophen/butalbital/caffeine) is a pain reliever and sedative that is used to treat tension headaches. It is available online and through U.S. pharmacies.

Acetaminophen - Fioricet

Fioricet (butalbital/acetaminophen/caffeine) is a combination medicine used to treat migraine headaches. The medication works by affecting the brain's nerve system and function. Butalbital is one of a group of medications known as barbiturates. It relaxes the muscles and nervous system and causes drowsiness. Acetaminophen is a painkiller and helps reduce temperature. Caffeine, a stimulant, increases the effectiveness of both medicines.

The medication can cause severe side negative effects. Get emergency medical help if you have mental/mood changes rapid/irregular heartbeats, high blood pressure, increased thirst, minor bruising or bleeding, symptoms of infections, or severe dizziness.

It is not recommended to utilize this drug during pregnancies. It could harm the fetus. Also, it can infiltrate into the milk of a nursing baby,, which could result in adverse reactions to a nursing baby. Consult your doctor before giving birth. Certain medications could cause the medication to interact with it like antidepressants or alcohol. Tell your physician about all your medication, particularly ones that make you sleep or reduce your appetite.

Butalbital

A butalbital-containing medication such as Fioricet or Fiorinal is used for the relief of a tension headache. It relieves the muscles which cause headaches, decreasing the production of prolactin (a hormone) which is a hormone, as well as reducing the speed of your central nervous system. Butalbital, however, can become intoxicating and harmful if used incorrectly. People should track how much medicine they take from each new bottle and not share the medicine with anyone else.

This medication should be avoided in those who have some sort of drug abuse history. The drug can result in dangerous health issues. The medication should not be used for women who are pregnant because it could harm the newborn baby. It could also be absorbed into breast milk and may harm a nursing infant.

Individuals who should not use this medicine include people with respiratory conditions such sleep apnea or apnea as well as kidney disease, liver diseases, past history of mental or mood disorders or stomach disorders such as ulcers.

Caffeine

Acetaminophen inhibits certain brain pathways which activate the pain signal. Butalbital is part of a group of medications known as barbiturates which act on the central nervous system in order to create sedation, and decrease stress and tension. Combining these two medicines may ease pain associated with headaches.

Fioricet's sedative effect may increase the effect of anticholinergics such diphenhydramine and butylscopolamine. Acetaminophen, when combined with anticholinergics including diphenhydramine and butylscopolamine have caused seizures.

The drug is prone to misuse, abuse, weblink addiction and criminal diversion. (See patient information). The proper recording of prescription information and proper storage is essential to avoid abuse. Avoid sharing the medication. Securely store it and away from children or animals.

This substance is excreted from breast milk, and can affect breastfeeding infants. It is recommended to stop this drug or, at the very minimum, it should not be administered to mothers nursing.

The precautions

Side effects of Fioricet include the feeling of dizziness or drowsiness. It can also trigger stomach pain or irritation. Talk to your physician if notice any of the above symptoms. The medication shouldn't be used if there is allergies to oralbital, acetaminophen, liver disease or depression. This medication is also not appropriate if alcohol dependency or phenylketonuria occur. Avoid drinking alcoholic beverages while using this drug.

It is possible that this drug will cause a habit, and if used for prolonged periods of time or in large doses, it can cause withdrawal. In reducing dosages over many weeks, you are able to avoid withdrawal-related unwanted side symptoms. If the mother has been taking this medication for a prolonged period, their infants may be experiencing withdrawal symptoms like excessive crying, or anger. It is possible that they will develop vomiting and seizures, as well as diarrhea and an involuntary or unstoppable cry. If you're planning to nurse, speak with your doctor.

If you're on Medicare you may find that some generic forms of this medication are offered at a reduced copay with SingleCare. See if you qualify! There is a chance to receive the Fioricet discount even though you do not have Medicare. You can search for Fioricet on a trustworthy pharmacy network.