Anti-climacteric drug for women "Klimalanin": instructions for use

The drug "Klimalanin" instructions for use is presented as a drug in the pharmacological group of antimalcommunic medicines. This medication is prescribed, as a rule, to reduce the severity of painful symptoms (headache, heat sensation), which quite often accompanies the menopause period. At the heart of this antimycotactic drug is the blocking of the process of rapid release of histamine and expansion of cutaneous peripheral vessels, which cause the occurrence of so-called vegetative tides. As a result of using the drug "Klimalanin", the price of which ranges from two hundred and fifty to three hundred rubles, the violated balance of cerebral neurotransmitters is completely restored.

This anti-climacteric agent is produced in the form of flat-cylindrical white dragees. Each tablet contains 400 mg of β-alanine as the active substance. Additional ingredients are palmitoyl glycerol stearate, wheat starch, hydrated silicon and magnesium stearate.

As for the regimen for taking this remedy, it is recommended to take the drug "Klimalanin" as a rule once or twice a day. The maximum daily dosage is three tablets. Use this protivoplimaktericescoy drug should be until the disappearance of tides. On average, it takes from five to ten days. Particularly it should be noted that since the "Klimalanin" tablets (the instruction for use confirms this) are not addictive, they can be used throughout the time of manifestation of clinical vasomotor disorders. When resumption of painful symptoms, which usually accompany climacteric disorders, it is allowed to conduct a second course of treatment.

Use this tool is strongly discouraged if the patient has an allergic reaction to β-alanine. In case of individual intolerance of any of the auxiliary components that are present in the composition, similarly it is necessary to refuse the use of an antimaliotic drug "Klimalanin". These tablets also can not be taken to patients of childbearing age.

This drug complex is transferred, as a rule, to a good majority of women. In exceptional cases, allergic reactions such as hyperemia, rash, itching, or urticaria may occur. In addition, some patients complain of the appearance of angioedema. Also in some cases, there may be short-term tingling and tingling in the lower and upper extremities as a result of taking an antimaliotic drug, "Klimalanin." The instructions for use note that all listed conditions and adverse reactions are not the reason for canceling this drug or reducing its dosage.