Hepatoglobine Syrup

Uses of Hepatoglobine Syrup

Supportive therapy for liver disorders; used as a hepatoprotective/liver tonic in conditions such as fatty liver, alcoholic liver disease, hepatitis (adjunct), drug-induced liver injury (adjunct), loss of appetite and indigestion associated with liver dysfunction.

• •Supports liver function
• •Helps improve appetite and digestion
• •Adjunct support in fatty liver/hepatitis/drug-induced liver injury
• •May help reduce liver-related weakness

How it works

Hepatoprotective syrups generally contain nutrients/biological extracts that support liver cell repair and bile flow, and help reduce oxidative stress. They are used as supportive therapy to improve appetite and digestion in liver dysfunction; exact action depends on the listed ingredients.

Directions for use

Oral syrup. Shake well before use and measure with a cup/spoon. Typically taken after meals; dose and duration as advised by a physician (commonly adults 1–2 tsp 2–3 times daily; children as directed).

Side effects

Common side effects of Hepatoglobine Syrup may include:

• •Nausea
• •stomach upset
• •abdominal discomfort
• •diarrhea
• •constipation
• •unpleasant taste
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