Step Up Syrup 200ml

Step Up Syrup 200ml is useful for managing several health conditions:

• Stimulating appetite in individuals experiencing poor appetite, malnutrition, or unintended weight loss for various reasons.

• Management of allergic conditions like hay fever, conjunctivitis, and mild skin allergies like hives and itching.

• Mitigating allergic reactions to blood or plasma products.

• Assisting in weight gain for those who need it.

• Offering relief from psychiatric conditions like depression and anxiety that have led to a decrease in appetite.

Here's how you should administer Step Up Syrup 200ml:

• Use the measuring cup or spoon provided to measure out the correct dose of the syrup.

• Keep the bottle well-capped after every use.

• This medicine is sugar-based and requires caution for use in diabetic patients. If you have diabetes, consult your doctor before taking this medicine.

Step Up Syrup 200ml is taken orally.

Step Up Syrup 200ml contains two active ingredients:

• Cyproheptadine (2 mg): This ingredient is an antihistamine with antiserotonergic properties. By blocking the action of histamine and serotonin in your body, cyproheptadine can stimulate your appetite and assist with weight gain.

• Tricholine Citrate (275 mg): Tricholine citrate functions as a lipotropic agent. It aids in mobilising fat from the liver, promoting digestion and absorption of fats and proteins. This process supports weight gain and efficient nutrient utilization.

• Always store Step Up Syrup 200ml at room temperature.

• Keep it in a tightly closed container to protect against moisture.

• Avoid exposure to light, which might degrade the medicine.

• Make sure it's out of reach of children.

• Check and never use past the expiry date printed on the package.

• If you're taking Step Up Syrup 200ml to stimulate appetite, try including more protein-rich foods like lentils and chicken in your diet. This will boost weight gain and overall nutrient absorption.

• To manage allergic reactions, avoid known allergens in your environment and diet. For example, if pollen triggers you, limit your time outdoors during high pollen seasons.