Fenkarol. Instructions for use

Fenkarol application instruction refers to the derivatives of quinuclidylcarbinol. This drug, in contrast to standard antihistamines, activates diaminoksidazu - enzyme, cleavage to thirty percent tissue histamine.

This can explain the high therapeutic effect of this remedy in cases where other medications do not eliminate the problem. It is also noted that the duration of its exposure to this drug is superior to the drug "Diphenhydramine."

Fenkarol (instructions for use contains information about this) lowers the biological activity of histamine. This remedy weakens its ability to spasmodic smooth muscles in the intestines and worsen capillary permeability. This drug has anticholinergic and antiserotonin effect on the body, and it eliminates itching and desensitizes.

Fenkarol (instructions for use, this is particularly noted) does not affect the depressing effect on the functioning of the central nervous system, and in brain tissue when used, it falls in minimal amounts - less than 0.05%.

The pharmaceutical agent in question has the property of being rapidly absorbed in the digestive tract (at least 45%). Already after half an hour the medicine is revealed in the tissues of the body. It was found that the greatest content in the blood serum is reached after the expiration of forty-five minutes after taking the drug.

Fenkarol (instructions for use indicate this) is concentrated mainly in the lungs, liver and kidneys. The smallest content of the drug in the brain.

The drug has a property to be metabolized in the liver. Most are excreted with bile, urine and through the lungs within forty-eight hours after taking (forty-four percent of the remedy). With feces, the part of the drug that was not adsorbed is released.

This pharmaceutical agent is indicated for use in food and medicinal types of allergy, hay fever, urticaria (both acute and chronic), Quincke's edema, hay fever, allergic rhinopathy, dermatosis, eczema, psoriasis, neurodermatitis, skin itching, infectious-allergic diseases of the upper Respiratory tract, complicated by a bronchospastic component.

The drug is recommended for use directly after ingestion. Fenkarol for children (the instruction indicates this) is shown five milligrams several times a day, but if the patient's age is from one to three years, the total volume should not exceed fifteen milligrams. To small patients from three to seven - ten milligrams twice a day, seven to twelve - ten to fifteen milligrams for three doses (daily dose - not more than fifty mg), over twelve - twenty to twenty five milligrams several times a day (But not more than one hundred mg).

The duration of the therapeutic course is usually ten to fifteen days. If necessary, the treatment is repeated.

In case of unintentional missed regular medication, the use of the drug continues without increasing the dose.

The drug "Fenkarol" during pregnancy is contraindicated. Also, it is not prescribed if the patient's hypersensitivity to its ingredients.

Side effects are possible. They are manifested in the dryness of the oral mucosa, dyspeptic phenomena, which are eliminated after discontinuing the use of the drug. It is noted that the likelihood of undesirable consequences is higher in people with digestive disorders.

This pharmaceutical agent does not enhance the effect of alcohol and hypnotic drugs. It improves the absorption of those drugs that are characterized by slow absorption.