Uses of Altamine

Altamine drugs are used for patients with impaired liver function, support detoxification, anti-allergic and in the treatment of atherosclerosis. The following article provides you with information about the composition, uses and usage of Altamine.

Altamin medicine has the main ingredient is the dried extract of 3 types of medicinal herbs, including: Actiso, morning glory seeds and bitter vegetables. The drug is used for people with liver failure, hepatitis causing fatigue, indigestion, jaundice, urinary retention, constipation, boils, sores, itching; support atherosclerosis, high blood fat; Anti-allergic and anti-allergic.
Altamine medicine is prepared in the form of soft capsules with the content of each active ingredient as follows:
Dried artichoke 100 mg content (corresponding to 2.5g artichoke leaves). Dried Artichoke contains the main active ingredients are Cynarin and Polyphenols, which have the effect of reducing blood cholesterol, blood urea, blood lipids, protecting liver cells, increasing bile secretion and increasing the detoxification capacity of the liver. Besides, artichoke contains Inulin to help lower blood sugar in diabetic patients. High dried bitter vegetables soil 75mg content (corresponding to 0.525g bitter vegetables soil). This dried extract contains mainly Saponins and Flavonoids. Bitter ground vegetables have a bitter taste, cool properties, have the effect of lowering heat, diuretic, digestive benefits, aperitif, liver laxative. Dried morning glory seeds, content of 5.245mg (corresponding to 75mg powder of morning glory). Dried morning glory seeds contain Phacbitin to help laxative and urinary tract.

Indications
Patients with impaired liver function, hepatitis causing fatigue, jaundice, indigestion, urinary retention, constipation, boils, sores, itching. Detoxification, anti-allergy. Especially patients with impaired liver function due to heavy alcohol use. Support the treatment of atherosclerosis, high blood fat. Contraindications
Altamin is contraindicated for the following cases:
Allergy or hypersensitivity to the components of the drug Altamine. Pregnant women.

Altamine is taken orally.
Dosage Adults: take 1-2 tablets/time x 3 times/day.
Children from 8 years old: take 1 tablet x 3 times/day.
Dosage of Altamin above is for reference only. The specific dose of each patient depends on the condition and the course of the disease. Consult your doctor for the right dose of Altamine.
Altamine overdose and management Diarrhea may occur with high doses of Altamine, which usually improves upon discontinuation of the drug.

Altamine drugs are generally well tolerated, rarely have undesirable effects. High doses of Altamine can cause diarrhea.
When experiencing side effects of the drug, it is necessary to stop using Altamin and notify the doctor or go to the nearest medical facility for timely treatment.

Use caution when using the drug for patients suffering from diarrhea or biliary tract obstruction. Ability to drive and use machines: There are currently no reports on the effect of Altamine on the ability to drive or use machines.
Pregnant women: bitter gourd and artichoke have the ability to increase uterine contractions. Contraindicated to use Altamine for this subject.
Lactating women: There are currently no accurate studies on the effectiveness and safety of using Altamine in women who are breastfeeding.

Laxatives : Altamin should not be used concurrently with this drug because it increases the effect of laxatives. It is best to tell your doctor about all medications you are taking before taking Altamine to avoid possible drug interactions.
Altamin has the main ingredients from Artichoke, morning glory seeds and bitter vegetables. Altamine is indicated in the treatment of patients with impaired liver function, hepatitis, atherosclerosis, high blood fat, detoxification support and anti-allergy. To ensure effective treatment and avoid unwanted effects when using Altamine, it is best to consult your doctor before using.