Pregnancy interaction

• Because most appetite stimulant syrups have cyproheptadine, digestive enzymes, and vitamins, the following is true:
• Cyproheptadine
• Not recommended during pregnancy unless absolutely necessary.
• Could cross the placenta and make the mother or fetus sleepy.
• B-complex and digestive enzymes
• Usually safe, but don't use it unless you have to.
• Overall Suggestion
• Don't take it during pregnancy unless your doctor tells you to.
• Under medical supervision, use the smallest dose that works and only for a short time.
• Don't treat yourself.
   

Medicine interaction

Q1. What is Hungree Elaichi Syrup used for?
It is used to make you hungrier, help you digest food better, and help you gain weight in a healthy way.

Q2. Does it help you gain weight?
Yes. It makes you hungrier, which might lead to eating more and possibly gaining weight.

Q3. Is it safe for kids?
Yes, it is often given to kids over 2 or 3 years old, but a pediatrician must administer the dose.

Q4. Does Hungree syrup make you sleepy?
If it has cyproheptadine in it, it could make you sleepy.

Q5. How long should I keep taking it?
Most of the time, it's 2 to 4 weeks, although your doctor may tell you to do it differently.

Q6. Is it safe for those with diabetes to use?
Talk to your doctor because some syrups have sugar in them.

 

Expert advice

• Take after meals unless your doctor tells you not to.
• Don't drive or use machinery if you're feeling sleepy.
• For optimum outcomes, eat healthy foods.
• Stay away from alcohol because it can make you more sleepy.
• Not a good idea for persons with asthma, glaucoma, or an enlarged prostate (if it has antihistamines in it).
• Not a replacement for good nutrition.
• Be careful while using it with extremely young kids.

Side Effects

• A bigger appetite
• Sleepiness
• Mouth that is dry
• A little upset stomach
• Not as Common
• Having trouble going to the bathroom or having too many stools
• Being irritable
• Weight increase with long-term use
• Not common, but serious
• Very bad allergic reaction
• Too much sedation
• Higher doses can cause confusion.
• Get medical attention right away if you have severe symptoms.

How It Works 

• It works by inhibiting serotonin, which usually makes you less hungry.
• Makes the brain's hunger centers work harder, which makes you want to eat more.
• Enzymes that help in digestion
• Make it easier for your body to digest food.
• Improve the absorption of nutrients, which will help reduce bloating and pain.
• Vitamins B-Complex
• Help in metabolism, energy production, and overall wellness.
• The Overall Effect
• Helps with digestion
• Makes you hungrier
• Helps with gaining weight in a healthy way
• Lessens weakness after being sick

Medicines interaction
 

• Sleeping medications and sedatives make you sleepier.
• Alcohol → too much sleepiness
• Antidepressants (MAOIs) are not safe to take alongside appetite stimulants that are based on antihistamines.
• Anticholinergic drugs may make you drier and more constipated.
• Always tell your doctor about any other drugs you are taking.

How to Use

• 5 to 10 ml (1 to 2 tablespoons) once or twice a day after meals.

Kids

• 2.5 to 5 ml once or twice a day, depending on how old you are and what your doctor says.
• How to do it
• Before using, shake well.
• For optimal results, take it after a meal.
• Do not take more than the recommended dose.
• For visible improvement, use it every day for 1–3 weeks.

Uses/Indications

• Not wanting to eat
• Not gaining enough weight
• Conditions of being underweight
• Weakness in nutrition
• Recovery after being sick
• Bad digestion or indigestion
• Help with malnutrition
• Low energy or tiredness because of not eating enough