i7 pill (White): Pill Identifier

About i7 pill

i7 pill is a white-coloured analgesic painkiller with ibuprofen 800 mg as an active ingredient.

i7 pill is used to treat mild to moderate pain of Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, Fever, Dysmenorrhoea and Arthritis.

Pill Name	i7 Pill
Colour	White
Shape	Oval
Pregnancy Category	Pregnancy Category C

• Onset of action: i7 pill usually starts its action within 30-60 minutes of oral administration.
• Duration of action: i7 pill contains ibuprofen 800 mg as an active ingredient whose action lasts for 6-8 hours.
• Absorption: i7 pill gets rapidly absorbed from the stomach, and food may decrease the absorption.

Key facts of i7 pill

• Oval i7 Pill works by inhibiting the production of hormones (Prostaglandins) which are required to cause swelling and pain within the body.
• After taking the i7 Pill orally, It can take between 20 to 30 minutes to show its action.
• i7 Pill should be taken after a meal or drinks of milk to decrease the possibility of gastric side effects.
• it is advised to take the i7 pill for the shortest period and avoid using it for longer than ten days unless recommended by the doctor.
• Other similar pills – IP466 Pill, I-10 Pill

Active Ingredient	Ibuprofen
Strength	800 mg
Distributor	Granules India Limited
Availability	Prescription/OTC

Side effects of i7 pill

Like any other analgesic medication, i7 pill also causes mild to moderate side effects. Although, they are very rare and may happen in 1 out of 10 people taking it.

Following is the list of most commonly noted side effects:

• headaches,
• feeling dizzy,
• nausea & Vomiting,
• wind,
• constipation,
• indigestion,
• swollen ankles,
• stomach pain,
• difficulty in breathing

Most of the side effects are free of worry, as they will go away on their own, but in some cases, you will need to see the doctor resolve them.

Precautions to be taken with i7 pill

To ensure the safety and suitability of the i7 pill for you, consult your doctor or pharmacist if you have:

• Had an allergic reaction with ibuprofen or any other ingredients of the i7 pill.
• Had a history of frequent stomach ulcers or internal bleeding situations.
• heart disease or heart failure, kidney or liver disease.
• also, avoid this pill if you are having any ongoing infection.

If you’re over the age of 65, the i7 pill may increase your risk of having stomach ulcers.

Your doctor may prescribe medication to guard your stomach when you’re taking ibuprofen to treat an extended period.

Alcohol warning

Alcohol consumption is not recommended while taking i7 pill as it may worsen your side effects.

Dosage of i7 pill

The standard dose of the i7 pill is either one pill two times per day or three pills a day. Three pills are the maximum dose you can take, only done under the supervision of a physician.

• If you take i7 pill 3 times a day, leave at least 6 hours between doses.
• Avoid chewing, breaking, or crushing the i7 pill, as it may irritate your throat or mouth.
• Take i7 pill in a single swallow with a glass of juice or water after a meal or in conjunction with a glass of milk.

What if I forget to take a dose of i7 pill?

If you accidentally missed any dose of the i7 pill, you should take the missed dose as quickly as you can remember.

If it’s getting close to the next dose, you can skip the missed dose and then take the next dose according to your usual routine.

What if I take an overdose of i7 pill?

Taking too much i7 pill could be hazardous. It could cause serious consequences like:

• nausea and vomiting,
• black poo and blood in your vomit,
• ringing in your ears,
• difficulty in breathing,
• abdominal bleeding,

Immediately seek medical help if you develop any severe symptoms. US citizens can call 911 or poison health control to get immediate help.

Pregnancy & Breastfeeding

i7 pill isn’t typically recommended during pregnancy – particularly when you’re more than thirty weeks old unless your doctor recommends it.

This is due to the possibility that there could be a connection between the use of ibuprofen during pregnancy and specific congenital disabilities, including injuries to the infant’s blood vessels and heart.

i7 pill is considered safe to be used when you are breastfeeding. However, discontinue the pill if your baby shows unusual sleeping patterns or unusual symptoms.

How to store i7 pill

Store i7 pill in an airtight container, away from direct sunlight, children and pets.

In case of an expired pill, talk to your pharmacist about the proper disposal or recycling of the product.

Drug Interaction of i7 pill

Drug interaction of the i7 pill may change the desired effect of the medication and may produce some side effects.

It is essential to inform your doctor about your current medications, including nutritional and herbal supplements.

Following is the list of drugs that react with i7 pill:

• Aspirin,
• Warfarin,
• Clopidogrel,
• Celecoxib,
• Ketorolac,
• Naproxen,
• Acetaminophen,
• Enoxaparin,
• Dabigatran,

Food Interaction

• Food intake decreases the absorption rate of i7 pill.
• i7 pill may increase the risk of gastric bleeding with the herb Ginkgo Biloba.
• it also increases the risk of gastrointestinal bleeding with alcohol.

Pregnancy & Breastfeeding

i7 pill isn’t usually recommended during pregnancy unless ordered by a doctor, especially if you’re pregnant for more than 30 weeks gestational.

The active ingredient of i7 Pill is linked with severe side effects on the unborn child.

Breastfeeding

A very small amount of i7 Pill is absorbed into your milk, and it is unlikely to cause any adverse reactions in your infant.

However, talk to your doctor if you notice any unusual side effects or sleeping patterns in your baby.

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