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Can you take Piascledine with blood pressure?

Can you take Piascledine with blood pressure?

Q: Can I use PIASCLEDINE® with my diabetes and/or hypertension/high blood pressure medication? PIASCLEDINE® does not have any reported drug-drug interactions and is safe to take with other medication.

What is Piascledine 300 used for?

Clinical research shows that taking a specific type of avocado soy unsaponifiables (Piascledine 300, Laboratoires Expanscience) reduces pain and improves function by a small amount in people with osteoarthritis in the hip or knee.

Is Piascledine anti-inflammatory?

Piascledine (PSD) is used in the treatment of osteoarthritis and has anti-inflammatory effects in vitro.

What are side effects of Piascledine?

According to possible contraindications (breast or endometrial cancer) and undesirable side effects (irregular bleeding, breast tenderness, thromboembolic events, mastalgia, nausea, migraine, weight gain and hydric retention), the compliance of the HRT is poor (2, 3).

Can Piascledine be taken long term?

Adult patients: One capsule daily. An increase in daily dosage to 2 capsules daily did not evidence any increase in efficacy. The usual treatment duration is between 3 and 6 months. At the end of this treatment duration, the practitioner may consider the need for a new course if required.

Can diabetics take Celebrex?

Potassium levels: Celecoxib may increase the risk of high potassium levels in the blood, especially for seniors, people who have conditions such as diabetes or kidney failure, or people taking certain other types of medications.

Is Celebrex bad for your heart?

A pooled analysis of data from six studies shows that people who take 400 milligrams of Celebrex twice a day have three times the risk of having heart attacks, other heart problems, strokes, or cardiovascular disease death, compared with people who don’t take the drug.

What medication is Piascledine?

PIASCLEDINE capsule is indicated for the symptomatic slow-acting treatment of hip and knee osteoarthritis. Adult patients: One capsule daily. An increase in daily dosage to 2 capsules daily did not evidence any increase in efficacy. The usual treatment duration is between 3 and 6 months.

How long can I take Piascledine?

The usual treatment duration is between 3 and 6 months. At the end of this treatment duration, the practitioner may consider the need for a new course if required. No special action is needed if one or more dose(s) are missed.

Is Celebrex bad for your kidneys?

Celebrex can sometimes cause kidney problems, such as acute kidney failure and kidney stones. In clinical studies of people who took Celebrex for OA or RA, acute kidney failure occurred in less than 0.1% of the group. And kidney stones occurred in 0.1% to 1.9% of the people.

What is piascledine used for in rheumatology?

This medicine is indicated as an adjunct to certain gum diseases. What is Piascledine used for and indication? In rheumatology : symptomatic treatment with delayed effect of osteoarthritis of the hip and knee.

Are there any side effects to taking piascledine?

Few lipid-like regurgitations that can be avoided by taking the capsule in the middle of the meal. Rare reactions of hypersensitivity. Exceptional liver damage with elevation of transaminases, alkaline phosphatase, bilirubin and gamma GT. Gastrointestinal disorders: diarrhea and eczastralgia (unknown frequency).

Is it safe to take piascledine 300 mg during pregnancy?

In clinical trials, there are currently no data of sufficient relevance to evaluate a potential malformative or foetotoxic effect of PIASCLEDINE 300 mg when administered during pregnancy. As a result, the use of this drug is not recommended during pregnancy.

What’s the effect of piascledine on hot flushes?

Conclusion: We found that a higher dosage of piascledine leads to a significant reduction in hot flushes rate and according to the effectiveness and also lack of side effects related to the higher dose of piascledine, it seems to be an appropriate alternative for hormone replacement therapy to treat the menopausal symptoms in high dosage.

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Ruth Doyle