While mild lightheadedness can sometimes happen when your body is getting used to Lariago DS, blurred vision is a side effect you should never ignore. This medication can occasionally affect the eyes, so it is highly recommended that you contact your doctor right away. They might want to adjust your dose, switch your medication, or have your eyes checked just to be safe. Please avoid driving or doing anything that requires clear vision until you have spoken with your doctor! Take care.

Lariago DS can sometimes cause side effects such as dizziness, lightheadedness, blurred vision, headache, or stomach upset. Mild symptoms may occur in some people, but blurred vision should not be ignored, especially if it is persistent or worsening. Avoid driving or operating machinery while feeling dizzy or having vision problems. Please contact your doctor promptly to discuss these symptoms, particularly if you also develop severe headache, vomiting, chest pain, confusion, ringing in the ears, or worsening vision changes. Do not stop the medicine on your own unless your doctor advises it.

Cyclic fever every few hours with body aches and shivering chills can be seen in infections like malaria or other bacterial/viral illnesses. The pattern of fever with chills especially needs proper testing. Consult a doctor for proper evaluation and treatment.