Potassium Orotate: Metabolism stimulant and its uses
Potassium orotate is a pharmaceutical drug that is widely used in medicine to stimulate metabolism and treat various diseases. It contains an active substance known as orotic acid and is available in different dosage forms, including tablets of varying strengths and granules for syrup for children.
Potassium orotate is produced in several countries, including Russia, where its production is carried out by companies such as Akrikhin KhFK, Biosintez, Vostok, Irbit Chemical and Pharmaceutical Plant, Moskhimfarmpreparaty named after. ON THE. Semashko, Natur Product, Obolensk Pharmaceutical Enterprise and Rosmedpreparaty. It is also produced by Natur Product in France.
The drug belongs to the pharmacological group of metabolic stimulants, which are derivatives of pyrimidine and thiazoline. Potassium orotate has a positive effect on metabolic processes in the body, helping to improve liver function, prevent myocardial dystrophy and reduce the negative consequences of physical overload.
Potassium orotate has various indications for use. The drug is effective in the treatment of liver diseases caused by acute and chronic intoxication. It is also used to treat myocardial dystrophy, nutritional and nutritional-infectious dystrophy in children, progressive muscular dystrophy and to eliminate the negative consequences of physical overload.
Contraindications to the use of potassium orotate must be taken into account. It is not recommended in the presence of liver cirrhosis with ascites and in case of hypersensitivity to the drug. It is important to consult your doctor or pharmacist before starting to take potassium orotate to ensure there are no contraindications and to determine the correct dosage.
Potassium orotate is usually well tolerated by patients, but some side effects are possible, such as allergic reactions and dyspeptic symptoms.
There is no data on the interaction of potassium orotate with other drugs or food. However, it is always recommended to consult your doctor or pharmacist if you have questions about possible interactions with other drugs.
Information on overdose and special instructions for potassium orotate is not enough to determine the dosage and regimen. The dosage and regimen of potassium orotate may vary depending on the specific indication for use, the patient's age, health status and other factors. Only a qualified physician can prescribe the correct dosage and regimen based on the individual characteristics of the patient.
It is important to follow your doctor's instructions or the instructions for use provided with the drug. It is not recommended to change the dosage on your own or stop taking potassium orotate without consulting your doctor.
If you are unsure about the correct dosage or have questions about taking Potassium Orotate, it is recommended that you contact your doctor or pharmacist for professional medical advice.