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Elderly: Initiate at lower doses and dosage should be adjusted until desired effect is achieved. Child: 0.5-1.5 mg/kg daily. Max: 20 mg daily. Oral. Hypertension. Adult: As monotherapy or in combination with other antihypertensives: 40-80 mg daily. Dosage is individualised and adjusted according to patient response.
Maintenance: 300-1,200 mcg daily in divided doses. Alternatively, 100 mcg bid, increase in increments of 100 mcg/day at weekly intervals until desired response is achieved. Max: 2.4 mg daily. Transdermal. Hypertension. Adult: As patch: Initially, 100 mg/24 hour patch applied once weekly on upper outer arm or chest, may increase to 200-300 mg/24 ...
Dosage recommendations may vary among individual products or between countries (refer to specific product guidelines). Child: As syrup: Children 20-40 mg (as elemental Zn) daily. As effervescent tab: <10 kg: 22.5 mg (as elemental Zn) once daily; 10-30 kg: 22.5 mg (as elemental Zn) 1-3 times daily; >30 kg: Same as adult dose.
Max: 6 mg daily. Alternatively, for loperamide hydrochloride oral solution: 4-8 years 1 mg 3 or 4 times daily for up to 3 days; >8-11 years 2 mg 4 times daily for up to 5 days. Discontinue treatment if clinical improvement is not observed within 48 hours. Dosage recommendations may vary among individual products or between countries.
10-25 mg/kg/day orally. Starting dose: 400-800 mg/day. Max daily dose: 1,600 mg. Maintenance therapy: 500-1,600 mg/day. Click to view Transmetil detailed prescribing information.
Presentation/Packing. Form. Triderm oint. Packing/Price. 5 g x 1's (P540.03/tube) Triderm (Betamethasone dipropionate 643 mcg (equiv to betamethasone 500 mcg), clotrimazole 10 mg, gentamicin sulfate (equiv to gentamicin base 1 mg)): Relie.
Adult: In patients with severe cases and a history of severe or recurrent infections; long-term administration to increase neutrophil counts and decrease the incidence and duration of infection-related events: Initially, 5 mcg/kg daily via SC inj in single or divided doses. Adjust dose according to clinical response.
