Gestakind 40 MG Capsule Sr 10

Gestakind 40 MG Capsule Sr is used for:

• Putting a stop to premature labor prevents the early delivery of babies.

• Managing peripheral vascular diseases like arteriosclerosis, a condition where the arteries harden and narrow due to fat accumulation.

• Treating Buerger's disease, marked by blood vessel inflammation and clots.

• Handling Raynaud's disease, where fingers and toes feel numb and cold in response to low temperatures or stress.

• Improving conditions of cerebral vascular insufficiency, which is poor blood flow to the brain.

Here's how you should take Gestakind 40 MG Capsule Sr:

• Swallow the capsule whole with water.

• Don't chew or crush it.

• Always follow your doctor's instructions on how to take this medicine. Remember not to alter the dosage without consulting your doctor.

Gestakind 40 MG Capsule Sr is taken orally.

Gestakind 40 MG Capsule Sr contains Isoxsuprine (40 MG), which acts on your body as follows:

• Uterine Relaxation: Isoxsuprine works by relaxing the smooth muscles of the uterus. This action helps prevent premature uterine contractions, thereby managing premature labour.

• Improved Blood Flow: Isoxsuprine also functions as a vasodilator, meaning it widens blood vessels. This action improves blood flow to the hands, feet, and brain, which is beneficial in treating peripheral vascular diseases and relieving symptoms of cerebral vascular insufficiency.

• Keep your Gestakind 40 MG Capsule Sr in a cool and dry place, ideally at room temperature around 25 degrees Celsius.

• Avoid exposing the capsules to excessive heat, light or moisture.

• It's crucial to store this medicine out of reach of children.

• Always ensure you use the capsule before the expiry date printed on the pack.

• If you're taking Gestakind 40 MG Capsule Sr for managing premature labour, a balanced diet rich in proteins, vitamins and minerals can support overall health during pregnancy.

• For peripheral vascular diseases like arteriosclerosis, incorporating physical activities such as walking or cycling could help improve blood circulation. Remember to consult your doctor before starting any new exercise regimen.