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PPA Information

Phenylpropanolamine is a sort of smypathommentic amine which was basically used in major medications for suppressing appetite. It was also used to remove cough. This appetite suppressant medication is loaded with Phenylpropanolamine. However this medication has been removed from the market for various side effects which can cause lot of damage to the body. There are over 30 published reports which have admitted that patients have been attacked by intracranial hemorrhage due to the consumption of the medication. In addition as per the report of FDA, more than 22 case reports were registered which also proved that patients who consumed this medication faced the brunt of hemorrhagic stroke.

Besides that, many reports have been registered from different hospitals being located in states like Ohio, Kentucky, Rhode Island, Texas, Massachusetts etc. regarding the onset of subarachnoid hemorrhage after the usage of this medication. Women ranging from 18 to 49 years were under the threat of the hemorrhagic related diseases due to the over-exposure to the medication containing high graded phenylpropanolamine which is a powerful anti-suppressant. One should be well aware of the side effects of this medication. This is the medication which can cause a number of physical disorders and illness.

It will be a matter of wisdom not to take this medication, in case a patient uses monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOI) like tranylcypromine (Parnate) or isocarboxazid (Marplan) which can bring lot of destruction to the body. On the other hand, if a gentleman suffers from various diseases and physical disorders like high blood pressure, thyroid related diseases, diabetes, the stiffness of the arteries, glaucoma, renal failure and many other diseases, that person must be advised by doctors to avoid the consumption of this medication. If a person feels any physical disturbance or uneasiness after the consumption of this anti-suppressant medicine, he must consult the medicos whether that physical discomfiture is the byproduct of the usage of this medication or not. Though it is not fully known whether phenylpropanolamine produces the negative impact on the health of the unborn kids, doctors advise the pregnant women to talk to her physicians before consuming this medication.

During breast feeding, women should not take this medicine for suppressing the appetite. The over dosage of this medication will certainly bring a person on the verge of destruction. It is seen that due to the over dosage of this medication, patients are severely affected by dizziness, perspiration, tiredness and coma. There are other side effects of this medication such as the seizure, rapid heart beats, hallucination etc. To get more information, one should take the full advantage of this internet based website where people can get updated information regarding the merits and demerits of this medication. This medication has been withdrawn from the market due to a number of negative effects.


 


    It is estimated that PPA has caused up to 500 strokes per year since 1936, according to the Yale study. Recent statistics indicate that there have been approximately 6 billion doses of PPA sold in this country each year. Risk of incidence was highest when PPA was consumed in larger dosages -- greater than 75 milligrams daily. Since the 1980’s, evidence has been mounting against PPA. In the courts over the last two decades, PPA makers faced more than two dozen PPA lawsuits, but the cases were not widely publicized because they were settled confidentially.




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