Dosage and administration
Take the following dosages 3 times a day with water or warm water between meals.
Adults (15 years and over) - 6 tablets
14 - 7 years - 4 tablets
7 - 5 years - 3 tablets
Less than 5 years - Do not use
(Precautions of Dosage and Administration)
When allowing children to take the medicine, a guardian must be present to watch and tell such them how to take it.
Precautions for use
Consultation
1. The following persons should contact a physician, pharmacist, or registered salesperson for a consultation before administration.
(1) Patients undergoing medical treatment from a physician.
(2) Pregnant women or women suspected of being pregnant.
(3) Persons who is physically weak (declining of physical strength or constitutional weakness).
(4) Persons who have gastrointestinal weakness.
(5) Persons with excessive sweating.
(6) The elderly.
(7) Persons with the following symptoms: Edema, urination difficulty.
(8) Persons diagnosed as having the following: Hypertension, heart disease, kidney disease, thyroid disease.
2. If the following symptoms are observed after taking this drug, these may be adverse reactions, so immediately discontinue the use of this drug, and show this document to your physician, pharmacist, or registered salesperson for a consultation.
Affected areas: Symptoms
Skin: Rash/redness, itching
Gastrointestinal system: Nausea, loss of appetite, feeling of discomfort in the stomach
The following serious symptoms may occur in rare cases, immediately seek medical aid.
Symptom names: Symptoms
Pseudoaldosteronism, myopathy: In addition to listlessness, numbness, stretched feeling, and stiffness of hands and feet, feeling of weakness and muscular pain will appear and gradually progress.
3. When symptoms do not improve even after taking the medicine for about 1 month (for 5 - 6 days if you take this medicine for common cold), stop taking this medicine and consult a physician, pharmacist or registered salesperson, being sure to take this instruction leaflet with you.
4. If you take this medicine for a long time, consult a physician, pharmacist, or registered salesperson.
