Aptiboost Bottle Of 15Ml Oral Drops

• Poor appetite: Cyproheptadine can stimulate hunger when a clinician identifies a need for appetite support.
• Undernutrition or low body weight: The medicine may support food intake and weight restoration as part of a supervised plan, without replacing evaluation of the cause.
• Allergy symptoms: Cyproheptadine can relieve some itching or swelling linked to allergic conditions when prescribed for that purpose.
• Appetite loss during illness or treatment: It may help selected patients whose appetite is reduced during chronic illness or prescribed therapy, under medical supervision.

• Sleepiness: Cyproheptadine can reduce alertness by affecting histamine signals in the brain. Avoid driving or hazardous work until you know how Aptiboost affects you.
• Dizziness: The medicine may make you feel unsteady, especially when standing or walking. Rise slowly and seek help if dizziness causes fainting or a fall.
• Dry mouth: Cyproheptadine can reduce saliva, leaving the mouth sticky or uncomfortable. Sip water and report difficulty swallowing or persistent mouth soreness.
• Blurred vision: Anticholinergic effects may make nearby objects look unclear. Do not drive while vision is blurred and seek prompt advice if the change persists.
• Constipation: Reduced bowel movement can occur because cyproheptadine slows intestinal activity. Drink fluids if allowed and contact a doctor for severe pain or inability to pass stool.

• Use Aptiboost drops only for the purpose advised by your doctor.
• Measure the oral drops with the supplied device and keep the dropper clean.
• Avoid driving or hazardous activities until you know whether the medicine makes you sleepy or dizzy.
• Do not combine it with another appetite product or sedating medicine without advice.
• Poor appetite or continued weight loss needs assessment rather than continued self-treatment.

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