Common Side Effects

• As mentioned, certain side effects are associated with using this supplement. Some of these side effects include upset stomach, diarrhea, constipation, stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, headache, dryness in the mouth, muscle pain, general weakness, and dizziness. While these are considered the most common side effects associated with using aceticum, they only affect a small number of users.
  
  

Severe Side Effects

• Unfortunately, a number of severe side effects are also associated with using aceticum. Some of these side effects include allergic reaction, closing of the throat, tightening of the chest, difficulty breathing, skin rash, hives, and swelling of the lips, tongue, or mouth. These side effects are also rare and do not affect a large amount of users.
  
  

Important Safety Information

• If you are currently taking any other medications or nutritional supplements, contact your doctor to ensure that they will not negatively react with this supplement. It is unknown whether or not aceticum will negatively impact an unborn baby and it is strongly recommended to consult with your doctor before beginning treatment with this medication while pregnant. It is also unknown if this supplement passes through into breast milk, so use similar caution while nursing.
  
  

Use

• Always use this supplement exactly as instructed to do by so by your doctor and never in dosages larger than what has been recommended on the label. Aceticum is administered in tablet form and should always be taken with a full glass of water. To decrease the risk of an upset stomach, it is recommended to also take this supplement with food. Always store aceticum away from sources of moisture and at room temperature.
  
  

Warning

• If you experience any of the aforementioned side effects, contact your doctor immediately.
  
  If an overdose is suspected, contact the poison control center and head directly to the nearest emergency room.
  
  Aceticum is meant to treat the above ailments only and should not be used for any other medical purpose unless specifically instructed to do so by a doctor.