Uses of Cimacin

Cimacin medicine is made in the form of soft capsules, with the main ingredient being L-Cystin 500mg. The drug is often used to treat skin problems (dermatitis, tanning ...), hair (hair loss, hair breakage), nail care and improve some eye damage...

Cimacin medicine has the main ingredient L-cystin 500mg. This is an amino acid that has the effect of increasing metabolism in the skin, bringing the melanin to the outer layer of the skin and eliminating the same stratum corneum. L-cystin also has the effect of stimulating the proliferation of keratin, which helps to harden hair roots and nails. In addition, L-cystin also plays an important role in preventing degenerative processes and aging.
With the uses of the L-cystin component, Cimacin is indicated for the following cases:
Treatment of skin tanning, skin darkening caused by cosmetics, medication, sunburn, liver failure, pregnancy, age Premenopausal ; Treatment of inflammatory skin conditions caused by drugs, allergies caused by atopic such as: Eczema (eczema), urticaria, acne, seborrheic skin disease, skin rash. Treatment and improvement of hair loss, weak hair, hair breakage; Treatment of nail nutrition disorders; Treatment of punctate keratitis, ulceration, corneal epithelial damage.

For adults:
Take 2-4 tablets (500mg/tablet) per day. Time: 3 days. If the results are good, continue taking 1-2 months or take Cimacin for 10-20 days every month; For the treatment of eye conditions: Oral loading dose of 4-6 tablets/day, treatment dose from 2-4 tablets/day for several weeks. Consult your doctor about the duration of treatment. For children:
Do not use Cimacin for children under 7 years old; Children from 7-14 years old: Parents instruct children to take 1 tablet per day after meals; Children/adolescents 15 years of age and older: Take 2–4 tablets/day after meals.

During the initial phase of taking Cimacin, users may experience mild acne breakouts. This is a sign of the drug's ability to remove skin residues and will gradually disappear with continued treatment.

Before taking Cimacin, users should actively inform their doctor or pharmacist if:
There is a history of allergy to any ingredient of the drug (especially L-cystin); You are being treated with other medicines (including prescription and over-the-counter medicines, supplements, and herbs); During pregnancy, Cimacin should only be used when absolutely necessary. Pregnant women should discuss the risks and benefits with their doctor. Cimacin is contraindicated in patients with severe renal failure, hepatic coma, cystinuria and children under 7 years of age.
It is not known whether Cimacin passes into breast milk and causes an effect. Therefore, the mother should still consult her doctor before taking the drug while breastfeeding.
In addition, the drug Cimacin is considered effective but slow acting, so users need to be patient during the time of using the drug. The effectiveness of the treatment depends on the location of each person. To maintain the effectiveness of the drug, it is necessary to store Cimacin in a sealed package, avoid moisture and at a temperature below 30 degrees Celsius.