Has anyone had serious side effects after the drug Emanera?

You will find the frequency of side effects from Emanera in the leaflet above a specific side effect, e.g. "may occur in no more than...". This means that in clinical trials, a side effect appeared in 1 in 100 patients taking Emanera. Drugs available for sale are checked for safety. Any drug - including Emanera - may or may not cause side effects. The manufacturer of the drug is obliged to inform the patient about all possible side effects that may be related to the use of his preparation, but this does not mean that everyone will see all of them. The information attached to the drug contains important tips that should be analyzed before its use. Such a benefit-risk assessment should be made by a doctor familiar with your medical history. Please do not worry in advance about the effects you write about, but focus on the correct implementation of therapy, which is the key to avoiding them. Fear of possible side effects can hinder the treatment process and it is this that can have a greater impact on the occurrence of side effects than the drug itself. Stress before reaching for the drug can lead to abandonment of therapy, which in consequences can be much worse for health than possible side effects that may or may not occur. The warnings contained in the leaflet must not be underestimated, but common sense should be maintained. If your doctor has prescribed a medication, it means that he thinks taking it is more beneficial for you than not being treated. The drug may or may not cause side effects, while if left untreated, the disease can worsen, cause adverse changes in the body or cause complications. I am sending material that may be of interest to you: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/czy-bac-sie-dzialan-niepozadanych-lekow

Yesterday I most likely became a victim of EMANER 20 mg (the doctors in the ER did not refer to the fact that the cause of the problem may be this drug). I deliberately don't call it a cure, because it could have sent me to the other world. After taking the eighth dose (1 x a day on an empty stomach), an hour after taking it, when I bent down, I lost consciousness and fell. I hit my head on the door frame and bumped myself a little. My wife found me lying in the pantry. When she sat me on the floor, I woke up. I don't know how long it lasted. It was rather a few, a dozen or so seconds. After a short while, I felt good. But despite everything, I rested lying down for about 2 hours. After another three hours, I started to weaken for the second time (dizziness. I quickly lay down on the sofa. I got over it after a few seconds. I didn't know what was going on. I have never fainted in my life, I have never lost consciousness. There was nothing to wait for. We went to the emergency room. There, after the initial tests, waiting for the results of the blood test, I began to weaken for the third time. It's good that I was sitting. It passed after a few seconds. On the way back home, I was weakened for the fourth time without losing consciousness. In the emergency room, of course, they performed comprehensive blood tests, CT scan of the head and a cardiac consultation. Nothing was found.
Today I didn't take that stuff anymore. Nothing happens anymore. But the fear remains. Because if I had climbed on a ladder or chair and the electricity had been cut off, I probably wouldn't have woken up. Maybe others can take it, but it would kill me. I've never had any disturbing reactions after taking medication, and here is something like this. Of course, before taking it, I looked through the leaflet and was a little scared about the side effects of this drug. Nevertheless, I decided to take it (after all, the doctor knows more than I do). And so they would send me away to the other world. Watch out for this damn thing, it's not a drug, it's a dangerous chemical mixture. It is not for nothing that it has a long list of undesirable symptoms.