What is Tanakan? Uses, dosage and things to note when using

Tanakan medicine is extracted from the leaves of Gingkgo biloba and standardized - the factor that makes Tanakan one of the most popular brain circulation boosters today. But what diseases should take Tanakan, how to take Tanakan dose to be most effective, not everyone knows. Therefore, SignsSymptomsList will learn with you through the article below.

Active ingredient name: Standardized Ginkgo biloba Leaf Extract (EGb 761).

Drug names containing similar ingredients: Giloba, ILko Tablet, Cerevit Fort, Gentlemax, Npluvico, Topbrain.

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What is Tanakan?

Tanakan is a standardized 40mg formulation containing  Ginkgo biloba extract  .

In the 1700s, Ginkgo biloba was known in Europe and began to be used as a medicine in the West since the 1900s. Scientists have studied and found active ingredients extracted from the leaves. has the effect of improving blood circulation, especially the blood vessels of the brain and extremities.

What is Tanakan?  Uses, dosage and things to note when using

Tanakan is a preparation containing ginkgo extract

Ginkgo biloba extract acts as a vasodilator on the vascular system, improving neuronal conduction. In addition, it has a protective effect on cell metabolism, antagonizing free radical production and lipid peroxidation of cell membranes.

>> See more: Decoding the healing uses of Ginkgo

What are the uses of Tanakan?

Tanakan is indicated in the following cases:

  • People with symptoms of arteritis (eg, pain when walking).
  • Visual disturbances in people with diabetes . People with long-standing diabetes will have peripheral anemia in the small capillaries, especially the eyes.
  • Sensory neurocirculatory disorders: loss of sensation of heat and cold.
  • Cerebral circulatory insufficiency: dizziness, tinnitus, hearing loss.
  • Extremity hypoperfusion ( Raynaud's syndrome ).

What is Tanakan?  Uses, dosage and things to note when using

The drug tanakan is indicated for use in the elderly with memory disorders

Tanakan drug price

How much does Tanakan 40mg cost? Currently, the product is sold at many drugstores nationwide.

The reference price of Tanakan 40mg is 4,400vnd/tablet and 145,000vnd/box of 2 blisters x 15 tablets. Price may vary depending on time and supplier. Always consider choosing reputable establishments to buy products.

How to use Tanakan

  • Tanakan tablets are for oral use.
  • At mealtime you take the medicine with a full glass of water

Note, use the drug as prescribed by the doctor, if you have any questions, you should ask immediately for answers.

Dosage of tanakan

1 tablet contains 40 mg of purified extract.

  • The recommended dose for adults is 3 capsules per day and taken with meals.
  • Dosage for children: currently there is no information and data on dosage and usage for children. Parents need to consult a doctor carefully before giving it to children.
  • Adhering to the right medication and the right dose prescribed by the doctor is a very important factor to achieve the highest treatment effectiveness and not affect the patient's health as well as drug interactions.

Who can't use Tanakan?

Tanakan is contraindicated in people who are hypersensitive to any of its ingredients, including the active ingredient Ginkgo biloba and excipients (Lactose monohydrate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Cornstarch, Silicekeokhan, Talc, Magnesium). Stearate, Methylhydroxylpropylcellulose, Macrogol 400, Macrogol 6000, Dioxyde titane, Iron Oxide red).

It should be noted that Tanakan tablets contain lactose and should not be used by people with the following medical conditions :

  • People with congenital galactosemia.
  • Glucose or galactose malabsorption syndrome.
  • People with lactase deficiency.

>> See also: In what cases is Ginkgo Biloba used?

Precautions when using Tanakan

Tanakan medicine is made from natural ingredients, so it is evaluated with a high level of safety. However, caution should be exercised when using this product with children under 12 years of age. Ask your doctor for advice when taking this medicine.

To maximize the effectiveness of the drug, you should abstain from alcohol and other stimulants while taking the drug.

Is Tanakan harmful to pregnant and lactating women?

  • Animal testing has not shown teratogenic effects.
  • There are no accurate human studies yet. To date, there have been no reported cases of malformations. However, the use of Tanakan during pregnancy or lactation is still not recommended because of insufficient clinical data. Watch the following clip to learn more about this drug:

Tanakan side effects

  • Side effects of Tanakan are rare and usually mild, ranging from gastrointestinal upset , skin disorders, headaches.
  • When experiencing the above side effects, the patient should notify the doctor immediately.
  • There is currently no information on cases of overdose when using Tanakan. Patients should consult their doctor before using the dosage.

Drug interactions

Currently, there are no studies on the interaction of French tanakan with other drugs. However, in some cases, the drug can interact with other drugs you are taking, making it less effective or increasing side effects. So, please tell your doctor about the drugs you are taking for specific advice.

Preservation of drugs

The drug should be stored in a dry place, protected from light and at a temperature below 30 degrees Celsius.

Do not use the medicine when it has expired or has mold on the surface of the medicine.

Tanakan is a product extracted from natural herbs. However, it is best not to arbitrarily use Tanakan as well as preparations containing ginkgo biloba. Before use, you should consult your doctor for a thorough consultation on dosage and usage.


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