Womens health Menosan

Menosan

Brand name: Menosan

Composition:

• Ashoka
• Shatavari
• Kukkutandatvak bhasma
• Zahar mohra bhasma
• Haritaki
• Bala
• Yashtimadhu
• Mandukaparni

Menosan therapeutic action:
The medication contains a complex of biologically active substances which work act on estrogen-receptor dependent mechanisms. Phytoestrogens from Menosan bind to estrogen receptors and stimulate the production of female sex hormones - estrogens. The medication helps to relive the symptoms associated with menopause.

Indications for using Menosan:

Menosan is indicated in natural and surgical menopause.

Before taking Menosan: It is not recommended to use Menosan if you are allergic to any of its main components. Pregnant women and nursing mothers should ask a physician before use. Although Menosan is a 100% natural herbal remedy, it should not be used in the following cases:

• Severe hormone-dependent diseases
• Severe liver diseases
• Severe kidney diseases

Side effects: Menosan is not known to have any adverse reactions if taken as prescribed. However, it is advised to consult your health care provider in order to determine the risk of Menosan side effects in your particular case. In very rare cases the medication can cause reactions of hypersensitivity such as:

• Skin rash
• Hives
• Itching
• Redness
• Quincke's edema
• Dyspepsia

Interactions: Before using Menosan please tell your physician which drugs or supplements you are already taking including the over-the-counter drugs. Menosan should be used with caution with the following groups of drugs:

• Hormonal preparations
• Contraceptives
• Corticosteroids

Patients information: Menosan must not to be shared with others. It is not recommended to use the drug for health conditions other than stated in the product's leaflet. Keep the remedy as well as needles and syringes, if they are necessary for the proper treatment, out of the reach of children.