Vomiting can be a side effect of taking Sulpitac 400 Tablet (Amisulpride), and it’s important to monitor how often and how severe the vomiting is to ensure safety.

1. Recognizing the Side Effect

   • Vomiting is a known possible side effect of Amisulpride, so it may be related to the medication.
   • Keep track of how frequently the vomiting occurs and if it worsens over time.

2. Immediate Management Steps

   • Encourage your relative to take small sips of water or oral rehydration solutions to stay hydrated.
   • Avoid solid foods temporarily until the vomiting decreases.
   • Ensure they rest and avoid sudden movements that might trigger nausea.

3. When to Seek Medical Attention

   • If vomiting persists continuously, signs of dehydration appear (such as dry mouth, dizziness, or reduced urination), or symptoms worsen, seek urgent medical care.
   • Contact the psychiatrist or prescribing doctor promptly to discuss these side effects.

4. Possible Adjustments in Medication

   • The doctor may consider adjusting the dose or switching to a different medication if vomiting is severe.
   • Anti-nausea medications might be prescribed to help manage this side effect.

5. Preventive Measures and Monitoring

   • Regular follow-up with the psychiatrist is important to monitor side effects and overall treatment response.
   • Report any new or worsening symptoms immediately to the doctor.

6. Supportive Care

   • Provide emotional support and reassurance to your relative during this uncomfortable time.
   • Encourage adherence to the prescribed treatment unless the doctor advises otherwise.

It is best to consult the psychiatrist managing your relative’s care to address this side effect safely and effectively. If vomiting is severe or dehydration signs develop, seek emergency medical help immediately.