Reparil 20 mg is a drug in the form of gastro-resistant tablets that acts on veins and swelling. It can be used in venous diseases (venous insufficiency, phlebitis, arterial spasm and arterial swelling) and in flare-ups of hemorrhoids. Reparil can also be used in swellings of traumatic origin (injuries and wounds).
How to use
Always take Reparil exactly as described in the package insert or as told to you by your doctor or pharmacist.
- The recommended initial dose in adults is three times two gastro-resistant tablets daily. This dose will be reduced as the condition heals.
- Between 12 and 14 years of age: the maximum dose is one gastro-resistant tablet 2 to 3 times daily.
- In children under 12 years of age, Reparil 20 mg is not indicated.
Composition
The active substance in Reparil is aescin. The other substances in this drug are: Lactose 1H2O – Polyvidone (M39600) – Magnesium stearate – Coating: Sucrose – Talc – Acacia gum – Titanium dioxide (E171) – Colloidal anhydrous silicon – Poly(ethyl acrylate, methacrylic acid) 1:1,(M250000) – Macrogol 8000 – Sodium hydroxide – Sodium carmellose – Thriethyl citrate – Simethicone emulsion – Beeswax – Carnauba wax.
Warnings
Do not use Reparil 20 mg if you are allergic to Aescin or any of the other substances in this medicine. Also, do not use it if your kidneys are not working adequately or if you have kidney disease, or during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
Possible side effects
Like any medicine, Reparil can have side effects, although not everyone gets them. Very rarely and from the beginning of treatment, stomach pain, nausea, pruritus and sometimes diarrhea may occur. These discomforts disappear as you take less. Interruption of treatment is rarely necessary.
Storage instructions
Store Reparil out of the sight and reach of children, at room temperature, between +15°C and +25°C. Do not use this medicine after the expiration date.
Frequently asked questions about Reparil 20 mg
What is Reparil good for?
Reparil is designed to act on veins and swelling. It can be used for venous diseases such as venous insufficiency, phlebitis, arterial spasm and arterial swelling, and for flare-ups of hemorrhoids. It can also be used for swellings of traumatic origin (injuries and lesions).
What are the side effects of Reparil?
Very rarely and from the beginning of treatment, stomach pain, nausea, pruritus and sometimes diarrhea may occur. These discomforts disappear as you take less. Interruption of treatment is rarely necessary.
How long can you use Reparil?
Treatment with Reparil should not be continued for more than 3 months without re-evaluation of symptoms.
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