dolex tabletas recubiertas
dolex Avanzado
dolex ActivGel
dolex Forte NF
dolex Dura +
DOLEX CONTRA LOS SINTOMAS DE LA GRIPA TABLETAS
dolex Niños 0+
dolex Bebés Jarabe
dolex Niños 2+ Tabletas Masticables
dolex Niños 2+ Jarabe
dolex Niños 7+
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- Producto
- Formato
- Edad
- Características principales
- Ingredientes
dolex tabletas recubiertas
- Tableta recubierta
- 12+ años
- Efectivo contra el dolor y la fiebre
- 500 mg de acetaminofen
dolex Avanzado
- Tableta recubierta
- 12+ años
- Rápida absorción
- 500 mg de acetaminofen
dolex ActivGel
- Cápsula blanda
- 12+ años
- Tecnología líquida
- 500 mg de acetaminofén
dolex Forte NF
- Tableta recubierta
- 12+ años
- Combate dolores fuertes
- 500 mg de acetaminofén
- 65 mg de cafeína
dolex Dura +
- Tableta doble capa
- 12+ años
- Alivio prolongado del dolor articular
- acetaminofén 665 mg
DOLEX CONTRA LOS SINTOMAS DE LA GRIPA TABLETAS
- Tabletas
- 12+ años
- Alivio de los síntomas de la gripa
- Acetaminofén 500 mg
- Fenilefrina HCI 5 mg
- Clorferinamina Maleato 2 mg
dolex Niños 0+
- Solución
- 0 - 24 meses
- Para bebés de 0 a 24 meses
- Acetaminofén 100 mg
- No contiene azúcar
dolex Bebés Jarabe
- Jarabe
- 1 - 24 meses
- Para bebés de 1 a 24 meses
- Acetaminofén 32 mg
dolex Niños 2+ Tabletas Masticables
- Tabletas Masticables
- 2 - 6 años
- Para niños entre 2 y 6 años
- Acetaminofén 100 mg
dolex Niños 2+ Jarabe
- Jarabe
- 2 - 6 años
- Para niños entre 2 y 6 años
- Acetaminofén 32 mg/mL equivalente a 3200 mg/100 mL
dolex Niños 7+
- Suspensión
- 7 - 12 años
- Para niños a partir de los 7 años
- Acetaminofén 50 mg/mL equivalente a 250 mg/5 mL
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Headache & Migraine
Headaches can be dull and throbbing, sharp and pinpointed, and can last for a few minutes or a few days. There are three main types of headaches: tension, migraine and cluster headaches. Each may have its own causes and different symptoms. Migraine headaches differ from tension headaches in that the pain is usually restricted to one side of the head, and may be described as throbbing, moderate to severe pain.
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Treat the headache as soon as possible with appropriate medication. The earlier the treatment is given, the better.
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Some headache sufferers find that resting and sleeping can help with the pain.
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To prevent the onset of a headache, identify your personal trigger which could be certain foods or environmental factors.
Which Type Of Headache Is Causing You Pain?
Tension Headaches
Tension headaches are one of the most common types of headache. They can be caused by a tightening of the muscles of the neck and scalp. This muscle constriction may be triggered by physical or environmental factors, including stiffness in the shoulder and neck muscles as a result of stress or poor posture.
Tension headaches can:
- result in mild-to-moderate pain and feel like a tight band of pressure around the head
- be felt equally on both sides of the head, and are normally short lived
- be uncomfortable and annoying. However, they are generally not severe enough to prevent daily activities such as walking
Migraine Headaches
Migraine headaches differ from tension headaches in that the pain is usually restricted to one side of the head and may be described as throbbing, moderate or severe. Many migraine sufferers may become temporarily sensitive to light and noise, and may also experience nausea and vomiting.
Migraine headaches can:
- last from a few hours to a few days and attacks can be reoccurring
- be more common in women than men
- be caused by various triggers and vary from person to person
Fortunately, identifying and managing these triggers can substantially reduce the number of migraines.
Cluster Headaches
Cluster headaches are the least common type of headaches, but arguably the most intense, and men are more likely to suffer from them than women. The “cluster” in cluster headaches refers not to the location of the head pain, but rather to the grouping of the attacks over time. This is the main difference between cluster headaches and tension or migraine headaches—cluster headaches regularly recur over a certain period of time.
Cluster headaches can:
- bring intense pain, which is usually described as excruciating and localised to one eye
- affect one side of the head, around and behind the eye, then worsen and may last from 15 minutes to three hours
- include symptoms such as eye swelling, tearing and redness and blocked or runny nose only on the side of the head that is affected
