Uses of Hepagood

Hepagood is a product that provides nutrients including minerals and vitamins to the body. This is a supplement that should only be used when needed. What are the effects of Hepagood sharing?

Hepagood medicine is composed of essential vitamins for the body. Most of the vitamins of group B and PP are formulated in the drug Hepagood. In addition, the main ingredient of the drug also contains Cardus marianus extract. It is this extract that was selected to help protect the liver from damage. When hazards or toxins invade the liver, it will not immediately necrosis. High Cardus marianus can promote protein synthesis for liver cells to help the metabolism take place better.
Hepagood is often indicated for use in some specific cases such as:
Treatment of digestive disorders Treatment of body weakness with anorexia Treatment of liver failure Treatment of fatigue syndrome Treatment of medical conditions liver (fatty liver, cirrhosis, hepatitis....) Treatment of liver toxicity caused by the use of anti-tuberculosis drugs or antibiotics Treatment of liver disease to acute or chronic stage Treatment of allergies or acne growth. Hepagood nutritional supplements may not be on the list of indications, but absolutely should not be used arbitrarily. You need to consult your doctor for instructions as well as to use the medicine properly and to ensure safety for your health.

Hepagood is prepared in tablet form for oral use and has to be taken with water when used. The right time to take Hepagood is after a meal. Hepagood tablets when used should be swallowed whole to avoid crushing or crushing, which will change the effect of the drug after reaching the intestine.
In the process of taking the drug, it is necessary to pay attention to using the concentrated medicine on time to maintain its effect. Indicated dosage should be followed by the doctor to avoid arbitrarily changing causing overdose or reducing effectiveness. Some doses for your reference:
Children under 12 years old are allowed to use, the dose will be calculated by weight. Additional dose is 12 mg/kg divided into 3 times a day. With the maintenance dose will be reduced to 8mg/kg. Patients from 12 years old use 4-6 tablets per day and divide the dose into 2 - 3 times. Children under 4 years of age when using Hepagood drug need to be monitored by a doctor regularly

Hepagood is contraindicated for any patient in the group that is contraindicated for use. If you are at risk or have a history of allergies to the ingredients of the drug, please inform your doctor for support advice and proper use of the drug. In case of hypersensitivity, the drug will not be used but replaced with another drug with the same effect to ensure safety for health.
Vitamin B6 should not be used for long-term treatment because it can lead to the risk of dangerous poisoning for the health of the patient. Toxic manifestations will greatly affect the nervous system, so it is necessary to control the dose and avoid prolonged use of this vitamin for more than 1 month.
Vitamin PP should be noted to use the correct dose should not increase the dose to lead to an overdose of the drug. High-dose vitamins should be avoided in patients identified as at risk or with medical conditions such as peptic ulcer disease, gallbladder disease, history of jaundice or liver disease, gout, inflammatory disease arthritis, diabetes. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding can use Hepagood if allowed by their doctor.

Each of the main ingredients of Hepagood has certain health benefits. However, it is also the cause of dangerous side effects. You need to be aware of some of the following common and ingredient-specific side effects:
Vitamin B1 causes allergies when used by injection, rarely oral allergies Vitamin B2 increases the concentration of this substance in the urine, causing some disturbances. Analytical results Vitamin B5 has the ability to cause allergies but very rarely Vitamin B6 has effects on the nervous system when using high doses of Vitamin PP High doses are not good for patients with pellagra. Nausea Redness on the body Stomach ulcers Diarrhea Dry skin Jaundice Syncope Low blood pressure Dizziness Heart arrhythmia Increased liver enzymes Anaphylaxis Side effects of Hepagood can be dangerous serious for the health of the user. Patients need to pay attention to taking the medicine at the right time, at the right dose and as directed to avoid affecting health.

Hepagood contains vitamin B group components that are susceptible to interaction when used concurrently with other drugs. Vitamin B2 may interfere with intestinal absorption if taken with a pharmaceutical product containing the ingredient ethanol, probenecid. In addition, vitamin B6 and vitamin PP also have a risk of drug interactions when used together. To avoid unnecessary interactions, you should clearly consult the instructions from your doctor. At the same time, you should avoid eating unhealthy foods.
The above information explains what Hepagood is. If you have any questions about Hepagood, please go to the hospital for advice.