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Code：005361-002
- Tsumura Daioubotanto[33] : 42 sachets(for two weeks)
- $38.50
Up to 4 pieces per person
10% discount for total amount over $100
shipping schedule : about 3 weeks after payment
warehouse：Japan1
Manufacturer ：TSUMURA & CO.
Brand ：TSUMURA & CO.
JAN Code：----
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Description
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TSUMURA Daiobotampito Extract Granules (hereafter TJ-33)is indicated for the relief of the following symptoms of those patients with a comparatively strong constitution and lower abdominal pain who are likely to have constipation:Menstrual irregularity, dysmen orrhea, constipation, and hemorrhoid
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Presentation
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42 sachets
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Feature
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Granules
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Active Ingredients
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7.5 g (3sachets for 1day) of TSUMURA Daiobotampito extract granules contains 3.5 g of a dried extract of the following mixed crude drugs.JP Benincasa Seed 6.0 gJP Peach Kernel 4.0 gJP Moutan Bark 4.0 gJP Rhubarb 2.0 gAnhydrous Mirabilitum 1.8 g(JP: The Japanese Pharmacopoeia)
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Effect/Efficacy
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TJ-33 is indicated for the relief of the following symptoms of those patients with a comparatively strong constitution and lower abdominal pain who are likely to have constipation: Menstrual irregularity, dysmenorrhea, constipation, and hemorrhoid
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Usage/Dosage
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The usual adult dose is 7.5 g/day orally in 2 or 3 divided doses before or between meals. The dosage may be adjusted according to the patient's age and body weight, and symptoms.
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Cautions
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(1) When TJ-33 is used, the patient’s “SHO” (constitution/symptoms) should be taken into account. The patient’s progress should be carefully monitored, and if no improvement in symptoms/findings is observed, continuous treatment should be avoided.
(2) When TJ-33 is coadministered with other Kampo- preparations (Japanese traditional herbal medicines), etc., attention should be paid to the duplication of the contained crude drugs. Special caution should be exercised when TJ-33 is coadministered with preparations containing Rhubarb.
(3) Since there is an individual difference in the cathartic action of Rhubarb, caution should be exercised concerning the dosage and administration.
SHO: The term “SHO” refers to a particular pathological status of a patient evaluated by the Kampo diagnosis, and is patterned according to the patient’s constitution, symptoms, etc. Kampo-preparations (Japanese traditional herbal medicines) should be used after confirmation that it is suitable for the identified “SHO” of the patient.
