Name: Senega Pentarkan
Brand: Schwabe India
Price: 168.00 INR
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Question 1

What is Senega Pentarkan?

Accepted Answer

Senega Pentarkan is the homoeopathic medicine which is effective in the treatment of chronic bronchitis and chronic respiratory tract infections. It contains Senega, Antimonium sulphuratum auratum, Hepar sulphur, Naphthalinum and Stannum iodatum. These remedies are specifically proven to be effective in the complaints of bronchitis and other respiratory infections and they complement each other to give better results.

Question 2

Is Senega Pentarkan suitable for children?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is suitable for children.

Question 3

How long should I take Senega Pentarkan?

Accepted Answer

It should be taken as long as the symptoms are better or as otherwise prescribed by the physician.

Question 4

Is it safe to take Senega Pentarkan?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is safe to take Senega Pentarkan.

Question 5

Can the use of Senega Pentarkan cause dry mouth?

Accepted Answer

No, it will not produce any dryness of the mouth

Question 6

What are the uses/benefits of Senega Pentarkan?

Accepted Answer

Senegal Pentarkan is very effective in treating cases of chronic bronchitis with a persistent cough. The cough is worse in winter which is so loud and hollow with mucopurulent expectoration. It controls the rattling in the chest with feeling of tightness and soreness. It reduces the irritation of the mucous membranes and the difficulty in expectoration.

Question 7

How to use Senega Pentarkan?

Accepted Answer

Unless otherwise prescribed by the physician, it has to be taken as 1 tablet three times a day. Children should be given half of the dose.

Question 8

How Senega Pentarkan works?

Accepted Answer

Senega Pentarkan is composed of five important homoeopathic remedies such as Senega, Antimonium sulphuratum auratum, Hepar sulphur, Naphthalinum and Stannum iodatum. Senega is one of the best remedies for the complaints of respiratory tract infections in both the upper and lower respiratory tract. It is indicated in hoarseness of voice, unable to talk, inflammation of the larynx, loss of voice and hacking cough. The cough often ends in sneezing, rattling in the chest, bronchial catarrh, the sensation of oppression and weight in the chest and difficult raising of tough, profuse mucus. The bronchitis in old people, old asthmatics, and chronic emphysema are also covered by this drug. The pleura is inflamed, and filled with fluid and pressure on the chest. The vocal cords are partially paralysed and the voice is unsteady. Antimonium sulphuratum auratum is also a remedy for chronic nasal and bronchial catarrh. The symptoms are tickling in the larynx, increased mucus with fullness in bronchi, respiration difficulty, and pressure in bronchi with constriction. There is tough mucus in the bronchi and larynx. The cough is dry, and hard with congestion of the upper lobe of the left lung. The cough is more in winter. Hepar sulphur has a special affinity for respiratory mucous membranes producing croupous and catarrhal inflammation with profuse secretions. The voice is hoarse and loss of voice, and coughs when exposed to dry, cold winds. The cough is troublesome when walking, dry, hoarse, and gets more when the parts of the body get cold or uncovered, from eating anything cold and morning. The cough is croupy, rattling, choking, croaking and suffocating. Naphthalinum is indicated in coryza, hay fever, tuberculosis of lungs and emphysema of lungs. It is also a remedy for asthma with soreness in the chest and must loosen the clothes. The cough is a whooping type, long and continued paroxysms. It covers acute laryngo-tracheitis, and bronchitis with tenacious expectoration and oppression of the chest. Stannum iodatum has its chief action on the respiratory organs and it is indicated in bronchial and pulmonary conditions characterized by profuse muco-purulent discharges. The cough is very violent, and dry which is more in the evening until midnight. The cough is excited by laughing, singing, talking and lying on the right side. The voice is hoarse and the mucus is expelled by forcible cough. The expectoration is copious, green and sweetish. The chest feels weak, influenza-like a cough from noon to midnight with scanty expectoration. The respiration is short and oppressive.

Question 9

What are the side effects of Senega Pentarkan?

Accepted Answer

No side effects are reported so far.

Question 10

What if you forget to take Senega Pentarkan?

Accepted Answer

It is not a problem if you skip a few doses, but don’t double doses.

Question 11

What precautions to take before taking Senega Pentarkan?

Accepted Answer

No precautions are necessary.

Question 12

What are the substitutes of Senega Pentarkan?

Accepted Answer

Alpha-RC, Grindelia Pentarkan, Glycyrrhiza glabra 1X, Kali muriaticum.

Question 13

Composition of Senega Pentarkan

Accepted Answer

Senega Pentarkan contains Senega Q 125mg, Antimonium sulphuratum auratum 3X 25mg, Hepar sulphur 3X 25mg, Naphthalinum 4X 25mg, Stannum iodatum 3X 25mg, Excipients Q.S.