FLIBAN (Flibanserin 100mg)

It is often referred to as ‘women’s Viagra’ because it has similar effects to sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra. Although both active ingredients aim to increase libido and sexual satisfaction, there are some important differences between them.

Viagra’s effect on women is short-lived and its use requires it to be taken immediately before sexual intercourse, whereas FLIBAN tablets need to be taken daily to be effective. It also increases women’s psychological motivation for sex.

What are the effects of FLIBAN on women?
Flibanserin is used to relieve the symptoms of hypoactive sexual desire disorder (low sex drive in women) and other sexual dysfunctions in women. It is known to help increase a woman’s libido, reduce feelings of stress related to sex and improve overall sexual satisfaction.

What is the right dose and how to take FLIBAN tablets?
The recommended dosage of FLIBAN is 100mg, taken orally once a day at bedtime. The tablet should be taken with a glass of water, preferably at around the same time every day. It is important not to exceed the recommended dose as this can cause serious side effects.

Stop taking the product after 8 weeks if you have not experienced any improvement in symptoms during this time.

What should I know before taking FLIBAN?
Before you start taking FLIBAN tablets, tell your doctor about any medicines you are currently taking, including over-the-counter and prescription medicines, vitamins, herbal supplements or alternative products.

This will help him or her decide whether it is safe for you to take FLIBAN and what possible interactions may occur when certain medicines are taken together.

In addition, be sure to tell your doctor if you have any pre-existing medical conditions, such as high blood pressure or heart disease, as these can be dangerous with Flibanserin in several ways.

Warning and precautions
It is very important that patients follow all warnings and precautions when taking FLIBAN tablets. Patients who have a history of liver problems should not use the medicine as it may cause serious side effects such as liver damage or failure.

Pregnant or breastfeeding women should also not take flibanserin as it may be passed on through breast milk and may adversely affect the developing baby.

People with a history of cardiovascular problems, such as stroke, fainting due to low blood pressure, or heart attack in the last 6 months should also avoid using this medicine.

When to seek medical advice immediately?
Patients should seek immediate medical attention if serious side effects occur while taking flibanserin, including signs of allergic reactions such as:

– rash,
– itching,
– hives,
– swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat,
– difficulty breathing or swallowing,
– chest pain,
– dizziness,
– confusion,
– abnormal thinking,
– changes in behaviour,
– fainting due to low blood pressure,
– depression,
– suicidal thoughts/attempts,
– severe headache,
– chest pain,
– shortness of breath,
– yellowing of the skin or eyes due to liver problems, etc.

Possible side effects
Common side effects that occur while taking flibanserin include:

– nausea,
– dizziness,
– drowsiness,
– drowsiness, dizziness, drowsiness, dizziness,

Some people may also experience more severe symptoms such as:

– fainting due to low blood pressure.

This product may also cause rare but serious side effects such as:

– liver failure,
– so patients should inform their doctor immediately if they develop any of the above symptoms after using this medicine.

Why should alcohol not be taken with FLIBAN tablets?
The consumption of alcohol with FLIBAN tablets can significantly increase the occurrence of dangerous side effects such as extreme drowsiness and severely low blood pressure, which can cause fainting and in some cases even death. It is therefore recommended that patients avoid drinking alcohol when taking this product.

Why should Greibim juice and FLIBAN be avoided at the same time?
Grapefruit juice contains compounds called furanocoumarins, which interfere with normal metabolic processes, resulting in higher than normal levels of flibanserin in the body. As a result, the level of its toxicity in the blood increases significantly, which increases the risk of dangerous side effects such as severe dizziness, low blood pressure.

Therefore, it is best to avoid consuming grapefruit juice at the same time as you are taking the medicine. It is recommended not to drink grapefruit juice for 24 hours before and after taking the product.