QUINTEM SYRUP

Piracetam 500 mg syrup ( 100 ml & 200 ml)

Piracetam suggested uses include for Alzheimer's disease, dementia, memory dysfunction, alcoholism, Raynaud's phenomenon, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), stroke, tardive dyskinesia, dyslexia, brain injury, and vertigo. ... Some clinical studies show piracetam is effective for dyslexia, brain injury, and vertigo.

PIRACETAM

Piracetam is a nootropic agent, i.e. a psychotropic drug which improves directly the efficiency of the higher telencephalic functions of the brain involved in cognitive processes such as those related to learning, memory, thought and consciousness, both in normal and deficient situations, without being sedative of psychostimulant. Piracetam exerts those various activities by different ways of action : it modulates brain neurotransmission, promotes metabolic conditions for neuronal plasticity & improves microcirculation through antispasmodic & haem-orrheological properties, without being a vasodilator.

INDICATIONS OF PIRACETAM

Cerebral vascular accidents and cerebral insufficiencies, ischemic or even haemorrhagic acute accidents. Mental retardation in children. Behaviour and psychotic problems in old age.

DOSAGE OF PIRACETAM

Adults: 800 mg three times a day. Children: 50 mg/kg bodywt in 3 separate doses. Once the desired result has been obtained, reduce the initial dose by half.

CONTRA-INDICATIONS OF PIRACETAM

Hypersensitivity, severe renal impairment,hepatic impairment.

SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS OF PIRACETAM

impaired renal or hepatic functions, cardiac disorders. Paediatrics: Reduce dose according to weight/age. Pregnancy & Lactation: Use with caution. Elderly: No special problem.

SIDE EFFECTS OF PIRACETAM

Epigastric distress, CNS stimulation, dizziness, excitement, skin rash, sleep disturbances, diarrhoea, depression, weight gain.

HYPERKINESIA, NERVOUSNESS, DEPRESSION, DIARRHOEA, RASHES. CNS STIMULATION, SLEEP DISTURBANCES, DIZZINESS, EXCITEMENT, INSOMNIA, SOMNOLENCE, WT GAIN

DRUG INTERACTIONS OF PIRACETAM

Inhibits and reverse sickling of RBCs.

 

For Use of registered medical practitioner or a hospital only