Cyproheptadine HCL Tricholine Citrate & Sorbitol Syrup - CYPORON Syrup - 200ML

CYPORON Syrup – Appetite Stimulation & Liver Support for Optimal Growth

CYPORON Syrup – The dual combination of Cyproheptadine HCL & Tricholine Citrate Syrup is a formulated combination of Cyproheptadine Hydrochloride and Tricholine Citrate, designed to support appetite stimulation and liver function. Cyproheptadine Hydrochloride is a first-generation antihistamine with antiserotonergic and appetite-boosting properties. It also provides relief in allergic conditions like rhinitis, urticaria, and seasonal allergies.
Tricholine Citrate is a lipotropic agent that acts as a choline precursor, assisting in fat metabolism, enhancing liver detoxification, and promoting bile secretion, thereby supporting overall hepatic health.

Key Benefits of Cyproheptadine HCL & Tricholine Citrate – CYPORON Syrup
✅ Dual Mechanism for Effective Results: Cyproheptadine enhances appetite by acting on the brain’s feeding center, while Tricholine Citrate improves liver function and aids in fat metabolism.
✅ Supports Recovery & Nutritional Rebuilding: Ideal for post-infectious recovery or chronic illness, helping to restore strength, improve metabolic activity, and ensure nutrient replenishment.
✅ Safe and Well-Tolerated: A non-habit-forming, gentle alternative to steroidal appetite stimulants, with a favorable safety profile when used under medical supervision.

Recommended By Specialists:
👨‍⚕️ General Physicians: It is mainly used to prescribe for stimulating appetite and restoring nutrition in both adults and children, particularly during post-illness recovery.
👨‍⚕️ Oncologists (Supportive Care): To utilise nutritional support for cancer patients experiencing appetite loss and involuntary weight loss.
👨‍⚕️ Pediatricians: To mainly manage poor appetite, growth failure, and nutritional deficits in children.

INDICATIONS:
✅ Appetite Stimulation
✅ Nutritional Deficiency Support
✅ Supportive Therapy in Chronic Conditions (e.g., post-infection, cancer-related anorexia, failure to thrive)