Pregnancy Interaction

• Cyproheptadine: Not usually recommended during pregnancy unless it is absolutely necessary. There isn't much safety data. Be careful, as it may make you sleepy.
• Tricholine Citrate: It's thought to be pretty safe, but there isn't enough research on humans to be sure.
• In general, only use if your doctor tells you to. Don't take medicine on your own.
• Breastfeeding: Cyproheptadine may go into breast milk and make the baby sleepy. Don't take it unless your doctor tells you to.

FAQs for Medicine?

Q1. What is BIOPRON Syrup used for?

It is used to help people eat more, digest food better, and gain weight in kids and adults.

Q2. Is it safe for kids?

Yes, but only in doses that your doctor suggests because cyproheptadine can make you sleepy.

Q3. Does it help you gain weight?

Yes. Cyproheptadine makes you hungry and helps you gain weight by making you eat more calories.\

Q4. Is it okay to take it with other medicines that help with digestion?

Yes, but talk to your doctor first to make sure the substances don't mix.

Q5: Does it make you feel tired?

Yes. People who use cyproheptadine often feel sleepy.

Q6. Is it safe for people with liver disease?

Tricholine citrate affects liver metabolism, so be careful. Talk to a doctor.

Q7. Is it safe for pregnant women to take?

Don't do anything unless your doctor tells you to.

Expert advice

• To stay awake, take the syrup after meals if you can.
• Because of the sedation, don't drive or use machines.
• Not a good idea for people with asthma, glaucoma, enlarged prostate, or high blood pressure.
• Stay away from alcohol because it makes you dizzy.
• Keep a tight eye on kids to see if they are too sleepy.
• Do not take more than the suggested dose; too much cyproheptadine can make you confused or very sleepy.

Side effects

Normal:

• Sleepiness, drowsiness
• Mouth that is dry
• Feeling dizzy
• More hunger and weight gain
• Constipation
• Slightly upset stomach

Not as common:

• Vision that is not clear
• Children who are irritable
• Palpitations (not very common)
• Allergic responses (not common)
• If you have severe drowsiness, trouble breathing, or swelling, get medical attention right away.

How it works

Cyproheptadine Hydrochloride

• Works as a serotonin blocker and an antihistamine.
• It works on the part of the brain that controls hunger to make you want to eat more.
• Lessens the symptoms of allergies.

Tricholine Citrate

• Helps the liver break down fat.
• Lowers cholesterol and helps the liver work better.
• Helps with digestion and eases intestinal pain.
• They all work together to make you hungrier, help you digest food, and help you gain weight.

Medicine interaction

• Sleeping medicines and sedatives
• Medicines that fight allergies (may make you sleepy)
• Drugs for depression
• MAO inhibitors (dangerous interaction)
• Drinking
• Relaxants for muscles
• Let your doctor know if you are using any of the following medications:
• Glaucoma
• High blood pressure
• Seizures
• Mental health problems

 How to Use

• Before using, shake well.
• Take the dose as directed, which is usually 1 to 2 tablespoons two to three times a day, depending on your age.
• Take after meals if you can.
• If you miss a dose, don't take it twice.
• Keep it away from kids and store it in a cold, dry location.

Uses/Indications

• Not wanting to eat
• When you are underweight
• Children who don't grow well
• Problems with digestion
• Supplement for liver health
• Weight gain treatment
• Anorexia caused by sickness
• Convalescence (healing after illness)