L Carnitine Syrup 300 mg/1 ml 30 ml

L Carnitine Syrup 300 mg/1 ml 30 ml

Composition:

Each ml of syrup contains:

L-carnitine 300 mg.

Properties:

The main function of L-carnitine is energy production. By transporting fatty acids to mitochondria, it promotes their oxidation to acetyl-CoA and conversion to ATP. Carnitine has antihypoxic and anabolic effects. It stimulates tissue regeneration, increases the intensity of lipid metabolism, improves the metabolism of coenzyme A and, by mobilizing the fat depot, inhibits the consumption of proteins and carbohydrates. Another useful property of the compound is the stimulation of enzymatic activity in the gastrointestinal tract, which increases appetite and normalizes digestion. It slows down the formation of lactic acid during exercise, improves the delivery of nutrients to nerve fibers and accelerates the burning of fat between muscle tissues.

Indications:

Primary carnitine deficiency, skeletal muscle and heart muscle myopathy, hepatic encephalopathy.

Secondary carnitine deficiency due to genetically determined disorders, aciduria and beta-oxidation disorders. Secondary carnitine deficiency due to acquired conditions.

Hemodialysis and Fanconi’s renal syndrome, taking anticonvulsants, sodium valproate, pivampicillin therapy.

L-carnitine has a cardioprotective effect during anticancer therapy.

Myocardial infarction: L-carnitine reduces the size of myocardial infarction.

Low birth weight infants. Term babies receiving soy-based formula.

Improving athletic performance in healthy people.

Long-term non-healing ulcers on the legs. Idiopathic asthenozoospermia. Hemolytic anemia (thalassemia and sickle cell anemia).

Method of administration and dosage:

For children from 50 to 100 mg / kg of body weight, the maximum dose is up to 3 g / day. The recommended dose is 50 mg / kg as a 2-3 minute slow bolus injection or as an infusion. Often, a loading dose is given to patients with severe metabolic crisis, followed by an equivalent dose over the next 24 hours. It should be given every 3 hours and in no case less than every 6 hours by infusion or intravenous injection. It is recommended that all subsequent daily doses be in the 50 mg / kg range or as needed. The maximum dose was 300 mg / kg.

Contraindications:

No

Precautionary measures:

There are no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant and lactating women.

Patients should consult a physician before taking L-carnitine.

Side effects:

L-carnitine has no serious side effects. Rarely, when taken orally in high doses, it causes nausea and diarrhea, especially at the beginning of the intake. However, it is advisable to continue the treatment, the symptoms as properly disappear gradually.

There was transient nausea and vomiting. Less common adverse reactions are body odor, nausea, and gastritis.

Storage method:

Store at a temperature not exceeding 30 degrees.

Package:

Cardboard box holds a 30 ml bottle, paper instructions.