What is the peak action of fibristal?

The peak action of Fibristal is approximately 1 hour after ingestion, and its effects on fibroids may peak around 7 to 10 days. Some common side effects of the medication include drowsiness, hot flashes, and nausea. Taking it with food and a large glass of water may help with nausea, and trying different times of day for administration, like with a light snack at dinner, may reduce drowsiness.

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What is the peak action of fibristal?

The peak action of Fibristal is approximately 1 hour after ingestion, and its effects on fibroids may peak around 7 to 10 days. Some common side effects of the medication include drowsiness, hot flashes, and nausea. Taking it with food and a large glass of water may help with nausea, and trying different times of day for administration, like with a light snack at dinner, may reduce drowsiness.