Milga Tablet - Uses

What are the uses of Milga?

Milga Tablet is a medicine that is used for the treatment of Permanent nerve damage, Vitamin b12 deficiency, Prevention of complications of diabetes, Deficiency of vitamin b12, Gastric trouble, Thiamine deficiency and other conditions.

The complete list of uses and indications for Milga Tablet is as follows:

Permanent nerve damage
Vitamin b12 deficiency
Prevention of complications of diabetes
Deficiency of vitamin b12
Gastric trouble
Thiamine deficiency
Stomach problem
Heart disease
High cholesterol
Clogged arteries
Milga Tablet may also be used for purposes not listed here.

Reviews - Milga Tablet Uses

The following are the results of on-going survey on TabletWise.com for Milga Tablet. These results only indicate the perceptions of the website users. Please base your medical decisions only on the advice of a doctor or a registered medical professional.

Uses

The most commonly reported use of this medicine is for 'Permanent nerve damage'.

Use	Users	Percentile	Effective
Permanent nerve damage	17
Vitamin b12 deficiency	8
Prevention of complications of diabetes	6
Deficiency of vitamin b12	2
Gastric trouble	1

Major
Moderate
Slight
None
Can't tell

Participants: 34

Effective	Users	Percentile
Works	3
Does not work	2

Timing

Users report most commonly using this medicine 'after food'.

Frequency	Users	Percentile
Empty Stomach	0
Before food	0
After food	2
Anytime	2

Participants: 4

Regularity

1 out of 3 users report that they regularly use this medicine to manage their health.

	Users	Percentile
Yes, always, to control health problem	1
No, only when problem occurs or worsens	2

Participants: 3

Time of Use

Users report most commonly using this medicine at 'morning, afternoon and night'.

Timing	Users	Percentile
Morning, afternoon and night	2
Morning only	1
Night only	1
Morning and afternoon	1

Participants: 5

Self-medication/Prescription

2 out of 7 users report that the medicine has been prescribed by a doctor.

	Users	Percentile
Prescribed by a doctor	2
Not prescribed by a doctor	5

Participants: 7

Adherence

Users report always adhering to the prescribed schedule.

	Users	Percentile
Always	2
Often	1
Sometimes	1
Never	0

Participants: 4

Reason for Non-adherence

"I changed the direction to make the medicine more effective" is the most commonly reported reason for non adherence of this medicine.

Reason	Users	Percentile
I changed the direction to make the medicine more effective	1
I experienced side effects	1

Participants: 2

Ease of Usage

Users most commonly report that it is not at all difficult to take this medicine as prescribed.

Difficulty	Users	Percentile
Not at all	1

Participants: 1

Habit Forming

0 out of 1 users report that this medicine is habit forming.

	Users	Percentile
Yes, is habit forming	0
No, not habit forming	1

Participants: 1

Stopped Using

0 out of 1 users report that they have stopped using this medicine.

	Users	Percentile
Yes, stopped using	0
No, never stopped using	1

Participants: 1

Reason to Stop Using

No data has been collected for this survey

Cheaper Alternative

1 out of 2 users report that they have tried cheaper alternatives to this medicine.

	Users	Percentile
Yes, tried cheaper alternative	1
No, not tried cheaper alternative	1

Participants: 2

Cheaper Alternative Effectiveness

0 out of 1 users report that the cheaper alternatives to this medicine are effective.

	Users	Percentile
Yes, cheaper alternative is effective	0
No, cheaper alternative is not effective	1

Participants: 1

Milga Tablet Working, Mechanism of Action and Pharmacology

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Last updated date

This page was last updated on 9/27/2020.

This page provides information for Milga Tablet Uses in English.

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