Dysit 50Ml Syrup 4Mg/5Ml
50Ml 4Mg/5MlRxNausea and Vomiting

Dysit

Dysit 50Ml Syrup 4Mg/5Ml

Ondansetron

Wimits Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd pc 1 unit

Drug Identity

Active Ingredient
Ondansetron
Drug Class
Antiemetics & Antinauseants
ATC Code
A04AA01
Status
Essential Medicine

How It Works

IM: Should be given undiluted. IV: Give first dose 30 min prior to beginning chemotherapy; the IV preparation has been successful when administered orally. IVPB: Infuse over 15-30 min; 24-hour continuous infusions have been reported, but are rarely used. RECONSTITUTION: Prior to IV infusion, dilute in 50-100 ml D5W or NS.

How to Take It

Dosage information not available for this product.

Important Warnings

Hepatic impairment, adenotonsillar surgery, sub acute intestinal obstruction, susceptibility to QT-interval prolongation(including electrolyte disturbances)

Side Effects

Constipationheadacheflushingarrhythmiasbradycardiachest painhiccupshypotensionmovement disordersseizuretransient rise in liver enzymesST segment depressionextra-pyramidal reactionsvisual disturbance.

Drug Interactions

Tramadol
Phenytoin
rifampicin
carbamazepine

Pregnancy & Lactation

Pregnancy
Caution advised
Lactation
Caution advised

Price Intelligence

Rs 275.5
DVAGO observed price · as of 30 July 2026
Rs 275.5 per unit
No approved ceiling matched to this exact pack and strength.
Prices across sources
DVAGORs 275.5

Should you consider an alternative?

Other options containing Ondansetron, and what they are not.You pay Rs 114 more than the cheapest equivalent

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