How does it work:

Satrogyl is an anti-bacterial medication which is anti-amoebic and anti-protozoa which is one of a group of ritroimidazole medications. Some specific conditions which this medication treats include trichomoniasis, giardiasis, periodontitis, liver abscesses, amoebiasis, and anaerobic infection. For a full list of conditions this medication treats consult your physician.

Dosage & Administration:

To determine the correct dosage and course of medication, always consult your physician and strictly follow the prescription and instructions you are provided.

Tablets should be swallowed whole, without chewing, splitting, or dissolving in liquid. Dosing should be done alongside a snack or a glass of water to limit any nausea.

Depending on the patient, a typical dosage is between 300mg and 600mg per dose, taken once ot twice a day, for a period lasting from 3 to 10 full days.

Side Effects:

• headaches
• palpitations
• high blood pressure
• hot flushes
• weakness
• dizziness
• nervousness
• dry mouth
• change in taste

Precautions:

Satrogyl is not safe for all patients. Always disclose details of any of the following before you begin taking it.

• Any allergies you have
• Any other medication you taking (including off-the-shelf meds, supplements, vitamins)
• Any other health conditions or illnesses you suffer from
• Any notable family or personal medical history

Always inform your physician if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive a child.