TENTEX-ROYAL

Tentex-Royal Information

Tentex-Royal contains edex, a prostaglandin (called by scientists PGE-1) that works by widening certain blood vessels and relaxing the muscles of the penis. These actions increase the blood flow to the penis and help cause the erection. When the effects of the alprostadil (another agent contained by this type of medication) disappear, blood flow to the penis comes back to normal and the erection is gone. Tentex-Royal is used by most patients to improve sex drive in men.

Tentex-Royal Indications

Tentex-Royal is prescribed only to men who suffer from erectile problems. Also, researchers discovered that this type of drug can be very helpful in diagnosing and curing certain erectile dysfunctions. For further indications, we advise you to contact your health care provider or pharmacist. Also, ask them any questions concerning why Tentex-Royal has been recommended in your clinical case.

Tentex-Royal Warnings

You must be very careful when you follow a prescription based on Tentex-Royal. Inform your personal doctor about the presence of any type of allergy to the ingredients of this medication. Before taking it, you should also undergo several allergy tests in order to check to see which substances are rejected by your organism. Avoid taking the drug if you are diagnosed with bone narrow disorders (such as multiple myeloma), blood problems, for example leukemia or sickle cell trait (anemia) or other medical conditions that present a high risk of prolonged and painful erection (a disorder called priapism). Tell your doctor if you have a deformed penis, a penile implant or other penile medical conditions, for example fibrosis of the penis or Peyronie disease. Discuss with your health care provider about any other diseases you may have or about taking nonprescription or prescription drugs, dietary supplements or herbal preparations. Kidney problems, history of prolonged or painful erections, infection or inflammation of the penis or urinary disorders (for example narrowing or inflammation of the urethra) may affect the quality and the effects of your therapy course with Tentex-Royal.

Tentex-Royal Intake Guidelines

Tentex-Royal must be used as your personal doctor directed. Before using the drug, you must check the label of the medicine for exact administrating and dosing instructions. Tentex-Royal is usually injected into the penis in order to induce the erection as fast as possible. Try not to apply this medication yourself before your health care provider or nurse teaches you how to do it. Be sure you understand the procedures. Perform them exactly how you were taught by your prescribing medical professional. The effects of Tentex-Royal are noticeable within 10 to 25 minutes after you inject it and they are known to last from 30 minutes to even an hour.

Tentex-Royal Dosage

Tentex-Royal must be taken as the health care provider directed. Overdosing or missing your doses must be avoided. This drug is usually prescribed in the fluid form and administrated as an injection. Read the indications very carefully in order to learn how to perform the injection. Initially, the medicine should be administrated by a specialist (nurse or doctor). A single injection contains 0.85 ml (milliliters) of Tentex-Royal; the drug will be administrated before intercourse, directly in the penis, with a sterilized syringe.

Tentex-Royal Overdose

Tentex-Royal also contains an agent, called yohimbine that is known to be able to cause one or more of the following symptoms whenever it is employed in an excessive amount: fast heart rate, abnormal behavior, tingling, increased blood pressure (leading to flushing, intense and persistent headache or blurred vision), runny nose, numbness, confusion, poor coordination, anxiety, tremor etc. Taking more doses of Tentex-Royal than the health care provider recommended you to may interfere in the process of healing, delaying the results.

Tentex-Royal Missed Dose

Missed doses of this medication can seriously affect the treatment process because they lower the efficiency of the therapy. You must take the missed dose as soon as possible or when you remember. Avoid taking a double dose in order to replace the missing one. Otherwise, you can develop some serious effects caused by overdosing with this product. If it is about time for the next dose, skip the missed dose of Tentex-Royal and continue to follow the regular schedule directed by the health care provider or pharmacist.

Tentex-Royal Side Effects

Tentex-Royal causes minor to no side effects if it is taken as the doctor directed. But if you do experience side effects that persist and become annoying, you are strongly advised to contact your healthcare provider. Sometimes, the prescription may be changed in order to eliminate the unpleasant manifestations. Some of the most common adverse effects are experienced by only 5% of the patients and include one or more of the following: mild genital and penile pain, mild bleeding at the injection site, mild pain during ejaculation, etc. More severe side effects may sometimes occur and in this case you must seek immediate medical help. Tentex-Royal can cause severe manifestations, including: bleeding from the tip of the penis, tenderness, swelling, persistent bleeding or bruising at the injection site, curving of the erect penis, bloody urine, abnormal ejaculation, itching, inflammation, redness strange sensation or discoloration of the penis etc. This list of side effects may not be complete. For more advanced information you are advised to call your health care provider.

Tentex-Royal Drug Reactions

Usually, Tentex-Royal does not interact with other medicines. Problems may appear in the case of an overdose of this drug. In these cases, the health care providers may change the prescription, decreasing your current dosage. The symptoms caused by drug reactions are not violent or severe and may resolve on their own if the initial dosage is lowered. For more pieces of information regarding this chapter of our presentation, you are advised to contact you pharmacist or any other trained specialist in the domain.