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Equitis is a circulatory regulator that inhibits cerebral swelling and retinal swelling in the eye. Equitam uses as active principle ginkgo biloba and can be found in pharmacies in tablets, capsules or drops.

Other commercial names of drugs with the same active ingredient, which may range from 40 to 120 mg per dose, may be Tanakan, Tebonin, Binko, Gonkoplus, Ginkoba, Dinaton or Gincolin.

Indications

Cerebral vascular insufficiency

Side effects

Disorders of the stomach and intestine; Headache; cardiac arrhythmia; drop in blood pressure; skin reactions; dizziness.

Contraindications

Pregnancy; breast-feeding. Ginkgo biloba should not be associated with antithrombotic drug treatments.

How to use

Adults: 120 to 160 mg / day divided into 2 or 3 doses. which should be taken before or during meals.

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