Drug name: Omnic

Other names used:

• Contiflo OD®
• Flomax®
• Stonazon MR®

Active Ingredients:

• Tamsulosin

Therapeutic effects of Omnic: Omnic is part of a class of medicines known as selective alpha blockers. This drug works by binding Tamsulosin to Alpha-1-a-receptors which results in relaxation of the muscles in the prostate and bladder.

Indications: Omnic is used to treat symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (benign enlargement of the prostate (BEP)). Some of the symptoms of this condition are:

• Difficult urination
• Dysuria
• Frequent Urination

Precautions and Restrictions: If you have the below mentioned conditions then inform them to the doctor before using this medicine:

• If you are allergic to the ingredients of this medicine
• If you suffer from cancer of the prostrate
• If you suffer from liver or renal failure

Observe caution while taking Omnic if:

• Use of this medicine may cause dizziness, so be careful while driving or using machinery.
• Be careful while having any kind of surgery. Consult a doctor before planning to have a surgery.
• Using this medicine may make you dizzy or faint while standing up.

Omnic is for men only, so this is strictly prohibited for women.

Side effects of Omnic: Omnic users may experience some adverse reactions that are wholly or partly unintended. These side effects are only a distant possibility and there are no prior proven records of such effects due to Omnic tablets and capsules. Some of the common side effects of this drug are:

• Somnolence
• Sleeping disorder (Insomnia)
• Weakness and tiredness
• Diarrhea
• Dorsalgia
• Pressure on the face
• Symptoms resembling flu
• Blindness
• Trouble ejaculating

Few of the serious side effects include:

• Various allergic reactions
• Priapism

These are just some of the side effects and this is by no means an exhaustive list of adverse effects caused due to the use of Omnic. For more information kindly consult your physician, pharmacist, or see the full details presented with Omnic.

Interactions: Before using Omnic it is best to consult a doctor and apprise him of the treatment or medication (the term medication includes drugs bought without prescription and herbal medication) you are currently under and also get a prescription from your doctor before starting any new drug. This is to make sure that the combination of the two drugs is safe. Omnic may react with the following substances:

• Medicines used for treating erectile dysfunction
• Medicines that prevent clotting of bloods (Anticoagulants)
• Other alpha blockers

Additional Information: Omnic tablets and capsules should not be used without prior approval of a doctor and do not share these drugs with anybody else. Omic tablets and capsules are made for specific conditions and it's not advisable to use them for other purposes. Keep medicinal drugs, needles, syringes and other such medical substances out of the reach of children.