“Bereta” is a drug -based drug, which has anti -encouraging properties. This article will consider the indication for its application, contraindications, dosage and analogues.
Content
Instructions for use
How does the drug work
The international name of this drug Bereta. This drug is produced at the enterprises of Verofarm. "Bereta" refers to the inhibitors of the proton pump.
This means that getting into the body, the active substance of this drug (rabeprazole) blocks the synthesis of hydrochloric acid. This acid is necessary for the stomach in order to divide food into fragments that are easier to process. The smaller the amount of acid in the stomach and rectum, the easier it is for these organs to regenerate tissues in places of lesions.
Output form
The “beret” is available in the form of tablets of a shell covered on top that allows a tablet to dissolve exactly where there will be more effect from it. There can be 14 or 20 tablets in one package. They are painted in dark pink.
Indications for use
This drug is prescribed for the treatment of peptic ulcer of the stomach and 12-peremptor intestine. The use of this drug during the period of exacerbation of the disease is shown. Often this drug is prescribed in combination with antibiotics.
Beret contraindications
- This drug is contraindicated in children under 12 years of age. Do not take a "beret" to pregnant women and breastfeeding. Experts on animals have shown the negative effect of the active substance (rabeprazole) on the fetus
- Patients with severe renal failure can take this drug only under the supervision of a doctor
- Side effects of taking "berets" are: diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, stomach pain and flatulence. Also, taking this medicine negatively affects the nervous system. Headaches, dizziness and insomnia may appear
- Also, when taking this medicine, coughing, pharyngitis and rashes on the skin are possible
Beret dosage
You need to take the pills. Missing and grinding is unacceptable.
- In the stage of exacerbation of the stomach ulcer, a recommended dose will be 10-20 mg of this drug once a day. The course should be at least 6 weeks. If necessary, it can be increased
- With exacerbation of peptic ulcer of the duodenum, the recommended dose will be 10-20 mg of this drug once a day. The course should be 2-4 weeks. If necessary, it can be increased
- Gastroesophageal reflux disease is treated, taking 10-20 mg of the drug once a day. The course should be 4-8 weeks. If necessary, it can be increased
- Non-erosive gastroesophageal reflux disease is treated, taking 10-20 mg of the drug once a day. The course should be 4 weeks. Then you need to take 10 mg of the drug per day to prevent the onset of the disease
- Zollinger-Ellison syndrome is treated, selecting the dosage of this drug individually. The initial dose can be 60 mg per day, followed by an increase of up to 120 mg (in two doses) per day. The course can last up to a year
Children under 12 years of age of the drug should not exceed 20 mg per day. The course is no more than 8 days.
How to take a beret
- With a single use of this drug, the beret tablets must be taken in the morning before meals. If this drug is taken together with antibiotics (eradication of N. pylori), then the dosage must be divided into two parts
- If the full course did not help to heal the ulcer, then the doctor can continue treatment with this drug, prescribing another full course
- In case of impaired liver function, you need to take this drug with great caution
Bereta tablets
This drug is produced in a tablet form. One tablet contains 10 mg or 20 mg of the active substance - sodium rabeprazole. Additional substances can be: mannitol, low -substituted hyprolosis, magnesium stearate, magnesium oxide and ethyl cellulose.
It is necessary to store the berets tablets just like other tablet drugs. In a dry place protected from sunlight.
Beret or steam?
The chemical composition of these drugs is identical. Therefore, the patient can choose the drug that will be more convenient for him to take. But at the price of the “beret” he wins a lot of this analogue.
Analogs of berets
1. "Vero-Rabeprazole" - anti -icing agent based on rabprazole from Veropharm OJSC.
Dosage: 10-20 mg per day
2. "Zolisphan" - Anti -tanning agent based on rabprazole from Laboratorios Liconsa.
Dosage: 10-20 mg per day
3. "Zulbeks" - anti -icing agent based on rabprazole from KRKA.
Dosage: 10-20 mg per day
4. "ONIM" - anti -icing agent based on rabprazole from Teva LLC.
Dosage: 10-20 mg per day
5. "slave" - Anti -tanning agent based on rabeprazole from Cadila Healthcare.
Dosage: 10-20 mg per day
Reviews
Sergey. Great analogue of Parieta. It acts no worse, and the price is many times less.
Olga. The gastroenterologist prescribed treatment by Rabeprazole. He advised to use the beret, as among analogues it is of good quality and low price. After a three -week course, pain, heartburn and discomfort in the stomach passed.
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