Oaknets-Reglan Tablet is a prokinetic and antiemetic medicine used to treat and prevent severe nausea, vomiting, and upper abdominal bloating. It is widely prescribed to manage digestive queasiness caused by chemotherapy or radiation therapy, acute migraine attacks, or post-operative conditions.
It contains metoclopramide hydrochloride, which works through a dual mechanism. It functions as a dopamine antagonist that blocks specific vomiting triggers in the brain, while simultaneously stimulating muscle movements in the upper digestive tract to accelerate stomach emptying and move food faster through the gut. It should be taken before meals.
To help settle your stomach after an episode of nausea, rest quietly in an upright position and consume small, frequent sips of clear fluids or oral rehydration solution. Avoid heavy, greasy, or highly sweetened foods, and eat bland dishes like crackers or dry toast once your appetite returns.
Before taking this medicine, tell your doctor if you have a history of epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, intestinal blockages, stomach bleeding, or severe heart issues. This medicine can occasionally cause sudden, uncontrollable muscle movements; report these to your doctor immediately. Avoid alcohol while taking this medicine.




















































