Elyxyb

Generic name: celecoxib
Dosage Form: oral solution
Drug class: Cox-2 inhibitors

What is Elyxyb?

Elyxyb is an oral solution that contains celecoxib and helps treat migraine-related headaches in adults.Celecoxib is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medication (NSAID) that is utilized to treat conditions that trigger inflammation and pain. Since 1998, the drug has been sold in capsule form (Celebrex); however, in 2020, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will approve Elyxyb orally administered solution.

Elyxyr oral solution is created with a self-microemulsifying delivery system that allows celecoxib's absorption to be improved and to work more efficiently. Elyxyr can be used within one hour to ease the pain of migraine attacks.Elyxyb is believed to function by blocking an enzyme known as cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) that blocks the manufacturing of a particular group of lipids known as prostaglandins. Prostaglandins can trigger inflammation and pain.

Side effects of Elyxyb

Elyxyb may produce serious reactions, such as:

• Check out "important information" above.
• Liver problems, such as the liver's failure
• New or more severe high blood pressure
• Heart failure
• Kidney problems, such as kidney failure.
• Life-threatening allergic reactions that can be life-threatening
• Asthma attacks in those who suffer from asthma
• Life-threatening skin reactions
• Headaches from medication. People who take too much Elixir can experience more severe headaches (medication headaches from overuse). If the headaches become more severe, the doctor could decide to end the treatment with Elyxyb.
• Low levels of red blood cells (anemia)
• Other negative effects of nsaids can include constipation, stomach pain, gas, diarrhea, nausea, heartburn, and dizziness.

Seek emergency assistance immediately. If you experience any of these symptoms:

• Breathing problems or shortness of breath. Breathing
• Chest pain
• The weakness is in one area or on one side of your body.
• Slurred speech
• Swelling of the throat or face

Stop taking Elyxyb, and call your physician immediately in the event that you experience any of these symptoms:

• Nausea
• The muscles are aching.
• More exhausted or weaker than normal
• Diarrhea
• Itching
• The eyes or skin look like they are yellow.
• Bruising
• Indigestion or stomach discomfort
• Influenza-like symptoms
• Vomit blood
• There may be blood present in the bowel movements, or it's black and sticky, like tar.
• Unusual weight gain
• Skin rash or blisters that cause fever
• Swelling of legs, arms, hands, and feet

There are many possible side effects that NSAIDs can cause. For more details, talk to your pharmacist or doctor about NSAIDs. Contact your physician for advice from a medical professional regarding adverse effects. Report any side effects directly to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.

Additional information on NSAIDs

Aspirin can be considered an NSAID; however, it does not increase the risk of having a heart attack. Aspirin is known to cause bleeding in the stomach, brain, and intestines. Aspirin may also cause ulcers in the stomach and intestines.

Some NSAIDs are available in lower doses and without prescription (over-the-counter). Consult your physician prior to using NSAIDs over-the-counter for longer than 10 consecutive days.

What are the uses of Elyxyb?

Elyxyb is a prescribed medicine designed to treat the acute symptoms of migraine attacks, with or without aura, in adults.

• Elyxyb is not a treatment for migraines. A treatment for migraine prevention.
• It isn't known whether Elyxyb is safe or efficient for children.

Important information

Elyxyb has celecoxib, which is an NSAID. NSAIDs, such as Elyxyb, could cause severe adverse reactions, including:

• Risk of a stroke or heart attack that could lead to death. The risk of having a heart attack or stroke can be present early during treatment and can increase.
• With ever-increasing doses of nsaids.
• With a longer duration of use of nsaids

Don't take the drug Elyxyr before or after a heart procedure known as the coronary bypass graft (CABG).

afterDo not take NSAIDs, such as Elyxyb, following having suffered a heart attack in the past unless your doctor recommends it. There is a higher risk of having another heart attack if you take NSAIDs following a heart attack.

• The risk of ulcers, bleeding or tears (perforation) from the stomach (tube that connects in the mouth and into the stomach), stomach, and intestines
• Anytime during use
• Without warning signs.
• Which could cause

The chance of developing an ulcer or bleeding increases when you:

• The history of stomach ulcers or bleeding in the stomach or intestines due to the use of nsaids
• Corticosteroids, antiplatelet drugs, anticoagulants, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (ssris), or serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (snris) may help alleviate anxiety symptoms.
• The increasing doses of nsaids.
• More frequent duration of use or longer-term use of
• Smoking
• Drinking alcohol
• Older age
• Poor health
• Advanced liver disease
• Bleeding issues

Elyxyb is to be used only for the following purposes:

• Exactly as it is prescribed.
• For the shortest amount of time required.

Similar or related drugs

Ubrelvy, Botox, Diclofenac, Celecoxib, Sumatriptan, Metoclopramide, and Reglan

Before you take this drug

Before taking Elyxyb, tell your physician about your medical issues, including those that:

• Have kidney or liver issues.
• If you have a history of stomach ulcers or bleeding in your stomach or in the intestines,
• Are at risk for heart disease or have factors that increase your risk of contracting heart disease.
• High blood pressure.
• I suffer from asthma.

How to take Elyxyb?

Read the full Instructions for Use below to learn the best way to use the Elyxyb solution.

• You should take Elyx B exactly as your doctor or healthcare professional instructs you to do so.
• Take Elyxyb by mouth, either with or without meals.
• Don't take more than one dose within 24 hours.
• Utilize Elyxyb to use the smallest number of days per month, or as required.

Instructions for use with Elyxyb

Instructions for those who have been given an entire dose of 120 mg of Elyxyb

First Step: If you have to use Elyxyr, pull down on the cap and then rotate it left (counterclockwise) to let it open.

Step 2. When you take 120 mg of Elyxyb, drink it straight out of the bottle. The bottle should be held upside down and wait for 10 seconds to ensure that the entire amount is consumed.

3. Close the cap by twisting the cap to the left (clockwise) as soon as you finish drinking the medicine.

Fourth Step: Toss away (discard) this bottle.

5. Following the administration of Elyxyb, it is possible to consume up to 12 ounces (240 milliliters) of water.

Instructions for those who have been prescribed an 80% reduced dosage of 60 mg of Elyxyb

1. In the event that you need to use Elyxyr, pull down on the cap, then turn it left (counterclockwise) to let it open.

Step 2. Make use of an oral dose syringe (3 ml or a milliliter) from your local pharmacy to take 2.4 milliliters of Elyxyb. Inject the syringe into the Elyxyb bottle's opening, and draw 2.4 milliliters of Elyxyb directly from the bottle into the syringe. 2.4 milliliters is the 60 mg dosage.

Be aware that you cannot use a teaspoon used in the kitchen to determine the amount of Elyxyr.

Step 3: Put the 2.4 milliliters of the Elyxyb contained inside the dosing needle into your mouth, and then swallow it immediately.

4. The bottle must be closed securely by rotating it right (clockwise) immediately after you have taken the proper dosage of Elyxyb.

Take note that you shouldn't store the bottle in order to reuse the medicine that remains.

5. Discard your bottle along with the empty Elyxyb.
6. When you have taken Elyxyb, you can consume up to eight ounces (240 milliliters) of water.

Details on dosage

• The recommended dosage of Elyxyb is 120 mg, taken by mouth, orally, or with and without food.
• The dose recommended for Elyxyb should be 60 mg for patients with moderate liver impairment or people who have difficulty metabolizing CYP2CP substrates.
• The maximum dosage for a span of 24 hours can be 120 milligrams.

Find the complete prescribing information here for more information on Elyxyb dosage.

What happens if I overdose?

If you're taking excessive Elyxyb medication, you should call your doctor or seek medical assistance immediately.