Cypolin 2/275mg Syrup 200ml

Cypolin 2/275mg Syrup 200ml is useful for managing several health conditions:

• Stimulating appetite in individuals experiencing poor appetite, malnutrition, or unintended weight loss for various reasons.

• Management of allergic conditions like hay fever, conjunctivitis, and mild skin allergies like hives and itching.

• Mitigating allergic reactions to blood or plasma products.

• Assisting in weight gain for those who need it.

• Offering relief from psychiatric conditions like depression and anxiety that have led to a decrease in appetite.

Here's how you should administer Cypolin 2/275mg Syrup 200ml:

• Use the measuring cup or spoon provided to measure out the correct dose of the syrup.

• Keep the bottle well-capped after every use.

• This medicine is sugar-based and requires caution for use in diabetic patients. If you have diabetes, consult your doctor before taking this medicine.

Cypolin 2/275mg Syrup 200ml is taken orally.

Cypolin 2/275mg Syrup 200ml contains two active ingredients:

• Cyproheptadine (2 mg): This ingredient is an antihistamine with antiserotonergic properties. By blocking the action of histamine and serotonin in your body, cyproheptadine can stimulate your appetite and assist with weight gain.

• Tricholine Citrate (275 mg): Tricholine citrate functions as a lipotropic agent. It aids in mobilising fat from the liver, promoting digestion and absorption of fats and proteins. This process supports weight gain and efficient nutrient utilization.

• Always store Cypolin 2/275mg Syrup 200ml at room temperature.

• Keep it in a tightly closed container to protect against moisture.

• Avoid exposure to light, which might degrade the medicine.

• Make sure it's out of reach of children.

• Check and never use past the expiry date printed on the package.

• If you're taking Cypolin 2/275mg Syrup 200ml to stimulate appetite, try including more protein-rich foods like lentils and chicken in your diet. This will boost weight gain and overall nutrient absorption.

• To manage allergic reactions, avoid known allergens in your environment and diet. For example, if pollen triggers you, limit your time outdoors during high pollen seasons.