Cypon syrup serves as a multi functional solution, catering to various health needs such as appetite stimulation, weight gain support, and liver protection.
This syrup is a composite formulation, comprising three key medicinal components:
1) Cyproheptadine (2 mg/5 ml)
2) Tricholine Citrate (275 mg/5 ml)
3) Sorbitol (2 g/5 ml).
This product is meticulously crafted by Geno Pharmaceutical, a renowned pharmaceutical company.
Cypon Syrup Uses
1) To increase appetite
2) To remove constipation
3) Anti-allergic
4) Weight gainer
5) Cure Malnutrition
6) To cure fatty liver
7) To maintain Gut Flora
8) To maintain the flow of bile
Mode of Action of Cypon Syrup
Cypon is a composite medication that leverages the combined effects of three distinct components, each serving diverse functions within the body.
Within Cypon, there are three primary medicines, each with its unique role:
Cyproheptadine – Cyproheptadine is an antihistamine drug designed to counter the action of histamine in the body.
Histamine’s role is to initiate allergic reactions when confronted with allergens, leading to symptoms like itching, sneezing, a runny nose, and watery eyes.
These reactions are the body’s natural response to allergens.
Cyproheptadine, acting as an antihistamine, impedes the functioning of H1 receptors.
Consequently, our body’s response to allergens is subdued, and the associated symptoms are alleviated.
Cyproheptadine also acts as an appetite stimulant by blocking Serotonin 5-HT2 receptors in our body, increasing the sensation of hunger.
Serotonin 5-HT2 typically signals our body to reduce food intake, suppressing our appetite and causing reduced hunger.
Cyproheptadine counters this effect, enhancing our appetite.
2) Tricholine Citrate – Tricholine Citrate is a compound that has hepatoprotective (liver protecting) properties.
It works on our liver in many ways like
Lipotropic Effects  – This means that it helps in the metabolism and transportation of fat in the liver.
Due to this fat does not accumulate in our liver and we do not get liver diseases.
Choleretic Effects  –  This means that tricholine citrate helps bile move more easily from the liver to the small intestine.
Due to this bile is formed in proper quantity and helps in the digestion of food and breaking down of fat.
It maintains the flow of bile, due to which it helps in digestion.
Hepatoprotective Properties  –  This means that it protects our liver cells from toxins and other harmful substances.
3) Sorbitol – Sorbitol is a sugar type that exerts several beneficial effects within our body, particularly through its osmotic properties.
Sorbitol plays a vital role in maintaining healthy bowel function.
It attracts water into the intestines and facilitates its retention, preventing constipation and ensuring soft stool consistency.
This osmotic effect also contributes to regular intestinal motility, functioning akin to a gentle laxative.
In contrast to many other sugars, Sorbitol is characterized by slow absorption.
This unique quality enables it to reach the large intestine in an unaltered form, where it actively participates in the metabolism of ingested food.
Furthermore, Sorbitol fosters an environment conducive to the well-being of beneficial gut bacteria in the large intestine, supporting their vitality.
Importantly, Sorbitol exhibits a low glycemic index, making it a suitable alternative to sugar for individuals with diabetes.
Its consumption does not lead to significant increases in blood sugar levels, rendering it a viable option for diabetic patients.
Dosage of Cypon Syrup
Cypon Syrup Adults should take 2 teaspoonful morning and evening.
Children should be given one teaspoon in the morning and one teaspoon in the evening.
It can be taken on an empty stomach as well as after eating something.
Who Should Not Take Cypon Syrup
Children under 1 year
Patients with glaucoma
Patients with stomach ulcers
Blocked or obstructed intestine patients
Patients with prostate disease
Drinkers (Alcohol)
Side Effects of Cypon Syrup
Vomiting or Nausea
Dry mouth
Being constipated
Black or Chalky stool
Sleepy
Blurred vision
Weakness and tiredness
Dizziness
Itching
Breathlessness
Increased heart rate
Drug Interaction of Cypon Syrup
Some medicines may increase or decrease the working capacity of Cypon syrup, so if you are taking any other medicine then do consult your doctor. these are medicines
DIPHENHYDRAMINE, CETIRIZINE, DULOXETINE, FLUOXETINE, SERTRALINE, PREGABALIN, TOPIRAMATE,
QUETIAPINE, LAMIVUDINE.
Is Cypon Syrup Safe for Pregnant and Breastfeeding Mothers
Yes, Cypon Syrup is completely safe for pregnant women and breastfeeding women.
Cypon Syrup Price
A 200 ml bottle of Cypon syrup comes for Rs.124.
