Bergo 0.5 mg 2 Tabs

Direction for use:
*Use if prescribed by a doctor.
*To prevent lactation: Take 2 tablets of Bergo 0.5mg on the first day after giving birth and stop taking the medication.
*To stop milk production after finishing breastfeeding: Take half a tablet every 12 hours for 2 days.
*To reduce levels of Prolactin due to other conditions: Take half a tablet twice a week for as long as your doctor prescribes.
Your doctor may see fit to gradually increase your dose during treatment.

Cabergoline, Lactose, Leucine

Drug interactions:
* Medicine used for the treatment of mental illness: Thioxanthenes, Butyrophenones, and Phenothiazines.
* Medicine used in the treatment of nausea and vomiting: metoclopramide.
* Ergot Alkaloids.
* Macrolide antibiotics (Erythromycin).

Cautions:
* Use an effective form of birth control when taking Bergo 0.5mg to avoid pregnancy.
* Do not take Bergo 0.5mg if the patient intends on breastfeeding.
* To avoid problems with fertility, stop taking Bergo 0.5mg 1 month before you plan on getting pregnant.
* Do not drive or use heavy machinery as Bergo 0.5mg may cause sudden episodes of sleep.
* Consult a doctor if you are lactose intolerant since Bergo 0.5mg contains lactose.
* Do not use it if you are younger the 16 years of age.

Side effects:
* Migraines and headaches.
* Feeling of dizziness.
* Nausea.
* Pain and discomfort in the stomach and abdomen.
* Weakness and fatigue.

Uses:
* Bergo tablets Decrease levels of Prolactin in the blood.
* Treat cases where the patient has stopped menstruating (amenorrhea).
* Bergo tablets Aid in cases where the patient has changes in the menstrual cycle (oligomenorrhoea).
* Treats cases where ovulation has ceased in the patient (anovulation).
* Help with cases where there is an overproduction of milk even when breastfeeding has stopped (galactorrhea).
* Also used in cases where there are high levels of Prolactin present due to a disease in the pituitary gland.

Size :
2 Tablets

Made In:
Jordan