MACITO- T

MACITO-T Tablet brings you a combo of Aceclofenac (100 mg) and Thiocolchicoside (4 mg). Medibyte includes it in both their General and Ortho ranges, packing it in boxes of 10×10 Alu-Alu tablets.

These two medicines handle pain from different directions. Aceclofenac, an NSAID, cuts down pain and swelling, while Thiocolchicoside relaxes muscles, especially when spasms make everything worse. Doctors turn to this combo when pain and muscle stiffness happen together — think back pain or sprains that lock you up.

Composition

Each tablet delivers:

– Aceclofenac – 100 mg

– Thiocolchicoside – 4 mg

This combination works best for problems where you get both muscle pain and spasm. Medibyte specifically highlights MACITO-T for these types of issues.

Uses of this Tablet

MACITO-T is for quick relief when muscle spasm and pain hit you at the same time. Your doctor might suggest it for:

– Acute back pain with spasm

– Muscle stiffness and cramps

– Sprains or strains

– Certain orthopedic aches and pains

– Musculoskeletal pain that brings inflammation and tightness

Aceclofenac alone helps with conditions like osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, and sharp musculoskeletal pain.

How It Works?

Both ingredients play their part. Aceclofenac blocks the chemicals behind inflammation and pain. Thiocolchicoside acts more centrally, relaxing tight muscles and easing spasms.

Together, they help cut both pain and muscle tightness, making it easier for you to move.

Benefits of Tablet

The biggest plus here? You get pain relief and muscle relaxation in one go. MACITO-T can make everyday movements less of a struggle when muscle pain slows you down.

Still, it’s not meant as a routine painkiller. Only use it for what your doctor prescribes, and don’t stretch the treatment longer than you’re advised.

How to Take This Medicine?

Follow your doctor’s instructions exactly. Swallow the tablet whole with water, and don’t crush or chew it unless told otherwise.

Stick to the dose and timeline your doctor gave you. You want the lowest dose that works, for the shortest time needed.

Precautions

If you’ve ever had problems like:

• stomach ulcers,
• GI bleeding
• kidney or liver trouble
• heart problems,
• high blood pressure
• asthma from NSAIDs,

Same goes if you have bleeding issues. Aceclofenac can make GI, kidney, or heart issues worse in people who are susceptible.

Thiocolchicoside isn’t for everyone either. It’s for short-term use only. Don’t take it if you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or if you’re a woman of childbearing age who’s not using reliable contraception.

Let your doctor know about everything you’re taking, including other painkillers or any medicine that could raise your bleeding risk.

Possible Side Effects

Some people notice:

– Stomach upset or indigestion

– Nausea or vomiting

– Diarrhea

– Drowsiness or dizziness

– Headache

– Skin rash

More serious stuff — like GI bleeding, strong allergic reactions, or kidney problems — shows up less often but still needs urgent attention. Call your doctor if you get severe stomach pain, black stools, breathing problems, swelling of your face, or anything else that worries you.

Thiocolchicoside also comes with specific safety warnings, especially about how long and how much you can use, because of concerns with its metabolites.

Conclusion

MACITO-T Tablet (Aceclofenac + Thiocolchicoside) is a combo that goes after both pain and muscle spasm, making it helpful in some acute muscle and orthopedic problems.

But only when your doctor believes it’s right for you. Because it’s got clear safety rules, don’t use it longer or in higher doses than prescribed.

DISCLAIMER* 

This product is only suggested for external use purposes only.

NOTE*

The product is not recommended by Medibyte PCD Pharma Franchise to be consumed without proper doctor prescription. 

Aceclofenac 100mg + Thiocolchicoside 4 mg Tablets