Dopergin

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Indication Dosage

Lisuride is a medication used to treat certain conditions related to the brain and nervous system. It is mainly prescribed to help manage the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, which include shaking, stiffness, and difficulty with movement. Lisuride can also be used to treat restless legs syndrome, a condition that causes uncomfortable sensations in the legs and an irresistible urge to move them. It works by affecting certain chemicals in the brain to improve these conditions and provide relief. Always follow your doctor's instructions when taking Lisuride.

Parkinson's Disease Post Encephalitic Parkinsonism, Parkinsonism Of Other Genesis: 

• Adult: Initially half A Tab (0.1 Mg) in the evening And Should Be Increased By Half A Tablet weekly until A Clinical Effect Becomes Apparent. The Daily Dose Lies Between 0.6 Mg And 2 Mg, Divided Into 3 To 4 Smaller Doses. 

Primary Ablactation: 

• Adult (Female): 0.2 Mg 2-3 Times Daily For 14 Days. Treatment Should Be Initiated, If Possible, Immediately After Delivery Or Abortion, But Certainly Within The First 24 Hr. 

Secondary Ablactation, Mastitis, galactorrhoea, Reduction Of Excessive Milk Production (post-partum Galactostasis): 

• Adult (Female): 1st Day, 0.2 Mg In The Evening; 2nd Day, 0.2 Mg Midday & Evening, 3rd Day To Max 14th Day, 0.2 Mg Morning, Midday, Evening. See Literature. Prolactin-induced Infertility Of Women, Amenorrhoea, Hyperprolactinaemic Disturbances Of Libido Or Potency Of Man (e.g. Secondary To Pituitary Tumours); Premenstrual Complaints Associated With Elevated Prolactin Levels (e.g. Mastodynia), Acromegaly: 
  For Prescribing Details Consult Product Literature.

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Pregnancy

Use With Caution; Risk Of Toxicity

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