Reiter syndrome

【Product name】Parlodel

[English common name]Bromocriptine

[Chinese common name]Bromocriptine

[English name]

[Chinese other name]

[indications]
1. Endocrine system diseases: prolactin-dependent menstrual cycle disorders and infertility (with high or normal prolactinemia), amenorrhea (with or without lactation), less menstruation, luteal function and drug-induced High prolactinosis (antipsychotics and treatments for hypertension).
2. Non-prolactin-dependent infertility: polycystic ovary syndrome, combined with anti-estrogen (such as: chloralamine) for anovulation.
3. Hyperprolactinoma: Conservative treatment of small pituitary adenomas, inhibiting adenoma growth or reducing the volume of adenoma before surgery, making excision easy; postoperative can be used to reduce the still higher prolactin levels.
4.Acromegaly: Application alone or in combination with radiotherapy, surgery, etc. can reduce plasma levels of growth hormone.

[Usage and Dosage] should be taken orally at mealtime
1. Irregular menstrual cycle and infertility: According to the need, l/2 tablets (1.25mg with bromocriptine mesylate), 2-3 times a day, if necessary, the dose can be increased to 1 tablet (with A Bromocriptine sulfonate 2.5mg), 2 to 3 times a day. Treatment should be continued until the menstrual cycle returns to normal and/or re-ovulation. If necessary, several cycles of treatment can be continued to prevent recurrence.
2. High prolactinosis: 1/2 tablet (1.25mg with bromocriptine mesylate), 2-3 times a day, gradually increased to 4-8 tablets per day (with methanesulfonic acid) Bromocriptine 10-20mg), the specific program should be based on clinical efficacy and side effects.
3. Acromegaly: The recommended starting dose is 1-1.5 tablets a day.

[Storage] The container is stored in a carton in the outer packaging (15-25 ° C). In the tropics, the container is placed in an outer carton and sealed to protect it from light and moisture.

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