mTGV Safety Notice
Hereafter, you will find an English translation of mTGV (medicinal Thunder God Vine) safety notice. The translation is from a well trained translator and is hopefully very accurate.
The prescription range is 1 to 1,5mg/kg/day taken after a meal in 3 times (breakfast, lunch and diner). The presentations of medicinal Thunder God Vine is in tablets of 10mg.
Medicinal TGV is usually very safe, nonetheless adverse reactions may occur during the taking and contraindications exist.
Side effects
Most people will not experience side effects, nontheless, the most common side effects from the studies and as reported by physicians are:
– Gastrointestinal disturbance including nausea, abdominal discomfort and liver dysfunction which normally do not lead to stopping the taking and are transitional.
– Diminished or absence of menstruation (amenorrhea) in women. Decrease of sperm count in men.
Notice translated from Chinese
Take according to the instruction and under guidance of a physician. Do not exceed the prescribed dosage.
Make regular medical checks of blood count, kidney, liver, urine, and heart functions during the taking.
Stop taking if necessary.
Adverse reactions will stop when stopping taking.
Elderly people and those who have severe cardiovascular disease, please take with caution.
Contraindicated during pregnancy.
Contraindications
Pregnant and lactating women.
Cardiac insufficiency, hepatic insufficiency or renal insufficiency.
Severe anemia, leukocyte or platelet decrease.
Stomach and duodenal ulcer.
Severe arrhythmia.
Possible adverse reactions
Digestive system: dryness of the mouth, nausea, emesis, inappetence, abdominal distention, diarrhea, aminotransferase elevation.
Severe adverse effects may occur in people who have liver damage and gastrorrhagia.
Hematologic system: leukocyte and platelet decrease.
Severe adverse effects may occur in people who have granulocyte lack and pancytopenia.
Urinary system: oliguria or polyuria, oedema, abnormal renal function.
Severe adverse effects may occur in people who have acute renal failure.
Cardiovascular system: palpitation, chest distress, arrhythmia, elevation or decrease of blood pressure and electrocardiographic abnormality.
Genital and endocrine system: women’s menstrual disorder, menstrual quantity decreases or amenorrhoea; decrease in the number or quality of men’s sperm.
Nervous system: dizziness, somnolence, insomnia, neuritis and diplopia.
Others: erythra, pruritus, alopecia and facial hyperpigmentation.
Read more ?
Chinese version
This is the original document in Chinese, for those of you who have some.
