MEMOPLANT (Memoplant).

     Standardized dry extract from the leaves of plants going dvulopastny (Ginkgo biloba). Contains flavonglikozidy, terpenlaktony (ginkgolidy and bilobalid) and other extractive substances.

    

     The drug has a range of pharmacological activity : improves blood flow properties (ingibiruet aggregation and adhesion of erythrocytes and platelets) and microcirculation; Antihypoxia and has antioxidant effect; Hampering the development and accelerated approval trauma and toxic brain tissue swells; Improve memory and ability to learn. There is a decline by memoplanta phenomenon of ageing violations holinergicheskoy memantine in the central nervous system.

     When ingestion well absorbed; C max at 1.5 h, T1 / 2-4.5 hours

     Diluted little toxic.

     Assign adults with central nervous system diseases involving violations of metabolism and cerebral circulation, particularly among those middle-aged and elderly, including dementia in the face of Alzheimer's disease or a result of stroke. Applied to improve memory and concentration of young people (aged over 12).

     The drug is not suitable for vestibular violations and noise in the head caused by abnormalities of internal ear with diabetes and senile retinopatiyah.

     There are performance memoplanta obliteriruyuschimi in patients with peripheral artery disease (peremezhayuschayasya limp, the disease Rhine).

     Applied inside (regardless of the meal).

     In dementia appoint 0,04-0,08 g (1-2 tablets) three times a day; In other cases, 0.04 g three times a day, or 0.08 g 2 times a day.

     The length of treatment depends on the severity of clinical presentation and at least eight weeks with dementia, and at least 6 weeks with other testimony. The average duration of treatment 3 months.

     Preparation is well tolerated and can be used long-term.

     In some cases, there are disorders of the digestive tract, headache, skin allergic reactions.

     Product : pills to 0.04 g (40 mg) (N 30).

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