Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm contains L-Arginine that boosts the immune system. When taken as a supplement, the body converts L-Arginine into nitric oxide. This chemical widens the blood vessels and improves blood flow. This vasodilating action of Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm also plays an important role in treating heart diseases that are caused due to arterial plaque build-up, blood clots, and platelet clumping. Thus Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm helps treat high blood pressure, angina, and peripheral arterial disease. Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm is also used to remove a waste product, ammonia, from the body and helps stimulate the release of insulin.

FAQs

How does Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm work?

Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm contains L-Arginine, a precursor for the formation of proteins. It is a vasodilator and helps in increasing blood flow through the blood vessels. Thus, it helps treat angina, peripheral arterial disease, erectile dysfunction, and high blood pressure during pregnancy.

Should I take any precautions before using Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm?

It is important to tell your doctor if you have asthma, gout, cirrhosis, kidney diseases, recent heart attack, low blood pressure, and herpes before starting Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm. Let your doctor know if you have any other medical concerns before starting Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm.

Does Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm cause high potassium levels (hyperkalaemia) in our body?

Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm contains L-Arginine, which may increase the level of potassium in your body, leading to hyperkalaemia. So, if you have a high potassium level, let your doctor know about this before taking the Multiguard-L 3000Mg Granules 5Gm.

Do I need to stop taking L-Arginine if I have surgery scheduled?

If you have a surgery scheduled, it is recommended to stop taking L-Arginine at least two weeks before since it may lower the blood pressure. For more information, please seek medical advice.