Erythropoietin (Epo) belongs to the group of glycoprotein hormones and is produced in the kidney. From there it is transported via the blood to the red bone marrow, where it triggers the formation of new erythrocytes. In medicine, Epo is used in renal insufficiency (reduced erythrocyte concentration in the blood). Epo can now be produced … Epo – Erythropoietin
Congenital myasthenic syndrome is genetic and belongs to the group of myasthenic syndromes. It is characterized by a disturbance in signal transmission between nerve and muscle cells. The symptoms of this group of disorders vary greatly in severity. In some patients, the particular phenotype of limb-girdle myasthenia is observed. What is congenital myasthenic syndrome? Congenital … Congenital Myasthenic Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Ergotamine, derived from ergot, is used to treat certain types of headaches (migraines, for example). Taking it constricts blood vessels in the brain and affects certain receptors. What is ergotamine? Ergotamine, derived from ergot, is used to treat certain types of headaches (eg, migraines). Ergotamine belongs to a group of medications called ergot alkaloids. Its … Ergotamine: Effects, Uses & Risks
Synonym anoretics, antiadiposita Introduction Appetite suppressants are a group of sometimes very different active ingredients that aim to reduce weight. The way in which this goal is achieved varies. The few drugs that are approved for the treatment of overweight or are in development can be roughly divided into three groups according to their mechanism … Appetite suppressant
Outlook So far, there is no drug that is able to sufficiently combine good efficacy with very good tolerability. There is also the problem of the misuse of over-the-counter or herbal appetite suppressants, some of which can have dangerous consequences due to their not inconsiderable side effects. Numerous active substances are still being tested. All … Outlook | Appetite suppressant
Active ingredients paracetamol, ephedrine, doxylamine, dextromethorphan, alcohol Introduction Wick medinait® is a combination preparation of several active ingredients that is used to relieve the symptoms of colds. The various active ingredients are intended to relieve pain and coughing and to reduce swelling of the nasal mucosa. Wick medinait® is available either as syrup or juice. … Vetch medinait®
Interactions Since Wick medinait® combines four active ingredients, there may be a variety of interactions with other drugs. The active ingredient doxylamine has a sedative effect (inhibits drive) and should therefore not be taken together with other substances that cause sedation. These include some antidepressants, some neuroleptics and sleeping pills. A combination with alcohol should … Interactions | Vetch medinait®
Dosage Adults and teenagers over 16 years of age should take a measuring cap (30 ml) of Wick medinait® cold syrup in the evening before going to bed. Costs 120 ml Wick medinait® cold syrup with honey and camomile aroma can be purchased from 5.54 Euro. 90 ml of Wick medinait® cold syrup for the … Dosage | Vetch medinait®
