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Last reviewed: 23.04.2024
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Tenoten is a homeopathic preparation with anti-asthenic, antidepressant and anti-anxiety properties.

Indications Tenotena

It is used for treatment in adults who are regularly exposed to various stresses, suffer from neurotic conditions and severe irritability, and also from psychosomatic disorders and feelings of anxiety arising without any valid reasons.

In addition, the drug is used in adults with lesions in the CNS, having an organic nature, and caused by cerebral blood flow disorders or trauma.

The pediatric form of the drug is used to treat CNS lesions that have moderate intensity and are organic or functional in nature. On their background there is a feeling of anxiety, anxiety and irritability, and besides this, a decrease in memory and concentration. In addition, the drug is used for hyperactivity in the CNS or apathy.

Before use, children should carefully read the instructions. Do not use as a guide to taking drugs only reviews of parents whose children have previously used it. Only the attending physician can appoint Tenoten.

Release form

Release of the medication is carried out in the form of tablets for resorption. Inside each blister plate contains 20 such tablets. Inside the pack there are 1-2 such plates.

Pharmacodynamics

The drug helps to strengthen the central nervous system, but also helps to improve concentration of attention with memory. Thanks to Tenoten, the person's ability to learn improves, and at the same time he increases the immune resistance of the human body in times of stressful situations, as well as hypoxia or poisoning. The medication is not soothing, since it does not have sedative properties.

The drug regulates the functional activity of protein type S-100. As a result, there is a normalization of metabolic processes within the body and stabilization of the processes of slowing and activation of the central nervous system. Along with this, the medicine slows down the lipid peroxidation.

In people with poisoning or hypoxia, and in addition, with the transfer of an acute disorder of the cerebral circulation, Tenoten has a neuroprotective effect, helping to limit the affected area.

Dosing and administration

Children's Tenoten is consumed without reference to the reception of food. It is required to keep the tablet in your mouth until it completely dissolves. You do not need to crush it or chew it. When taking medication by young children, it is allowed to dissolve the tablet in water (a maximum volume of 15 ml is sufficient).

Usually, children are required to take a one-day tablet three times a day. The duration of therapy is often 1-3 months. But before using the medication you need to consult a pediatrician in order to optimally choose the size of the portions and duration of the treatment cycle for the child.

If there is a need, the duration of treatment can be increased, or after a short period of time the drug can be prescribed again. Use the medicine at least 120 minutes before bedtime.

For an adult, the mode of application includes 1-2 tablets with a maximum of four times a day. The therapy also lasts for 1-3 months. If there are no improvements at the end of the therapy period, it is necessary to consult your attending physician - you may need to repeat the treatment cycle using Tenoten.

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Use Tenotena during pregnancy

It is forbidden to use Tenoten during pregnancy.

In addition, it is also not recommended to use it in lactation. If taking medication is necessary, you must stop breastfeeding during therapy.

Contraindications

The main contraindications:

  • the presence of a strong hypersensitivity in relation to medication;
  • lactase deficiency, malabsorption of galactose, and glucose-galactose.

Side effects Tenotena

Taking medication sometimes can lead to the appearance of such negative symptoms as allergy manifestations or insomnia (when using drugs before going to bed).

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Storage conditions

Tenoten should be kept in a place that is closed from penetration of moisture, sunlight and access of young children. The temperature is not higher than 25 ° C.

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Shelf life

Tenoten is allowed to be used within 3 years from the date of manufacture of the drug.

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Application for children

Adult Tenoten is banned for admission to persons under the age of 18. Pediatric form of the drug can be used in children over 3 years of age.

Analogues

Analogues of the medication are Sedavit, Sedafiton, Nervocheel with Afobazol, and besides Nott, Trypsidan and Phytosed.

Reviews

Tenoten receives a large number of reviews in various medical forums. Medication is often used in the treatment of diseases caused by nervous or anxiety disorders. At the same time, one part of commentators says that the therapeutic effect of drugs develops practically from the first use, but there is also the opinion of some adults who note the rather weak and short-lived effect of the drug.

In addition, patients talk about the development of addiction. Those who have undergone a therapeutic course (or several), report that the effect of the drug over time is significantly weakened.

Doctors say that the children's drug has a fairly mild effect on the child's body. But in any case, take it with full compliance with the instructions.

Among the negative manifestations, sometimes the development of headaches after taking medication.

Attention!

To simplify the perception of information, this instruction for use of the drug "Sly" translated and presented in a special form on the basis of the official instructions for medical use of the drug. Before use read the annotation that came directly to medicines.

Description provided for informational purposes and is not a guide to self-healing. The need for this drug, the purpose of the treatment regimen, methods and dose of the drug is determined solely by the attending physician. Self-medication is dangerous for your health.

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