Medicine Description dinoglandine-e2 3mg
dinoglandine-e2 is used to induce labor in pregnant women when mucus plugs are needed and signs of impending
delivery are present.
This is due to the tablets containing the active ingredient dinoprostone, an abortifacient that stimulates uterine
contractions, allowing the fetus to pass through the birth canal.
Pharmaceutical Form of dinoglandine-e2
dinoglandine-e2 is available as vaginal tablets, 3 mg strength. Each pack contains two vaginal tablets.
Information Regarding dinoglandine-e2 Tablets
Drug Category: Pregnancy and Childbirth
Drug Classification: Abortifacient
Drug Family: Prostaglandins
Indications: Induction of labor in pregnant women
dinoglandine-e2 Tablets Ingredients
dinoglandine-e2 contains the active ingredient dinoprostone, a synthetic prostaglandin that acts as an
abortifacient. It stimulates uterine contractions similar to those experienced during natural labor. Prostaglandins
play a vital role in cervical ripening, thus allowing the fetus to pass through the birth canal.
Uses of dinoglandine-e2 Tablets
Dinoglobin A2 is used to ripen the cervix and induce labor in pregnant women in the near term, when labor is imminent
and signs of approaching delivery are present. This allows the fetus to pass through the birth canal.
Recommended Dosage of dinoglandine-e2
The appropriate dosage is determined by a specialist physician based on each individual case and the patient's
response to treatment. This medication should be administered in a hospital setting for labor induction and only under
close medical supervision to ensure the well-being of both mother and fetus.
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The usual dose for inducing labor is one 3 mg vaginal tablet. The appropriate dose if there is no response to the
first dose is one 3 mg vaginal tablet after 6-8 hours.
- The maximum dose is two 6 mg vaginal tablets.
- These are guidelines and do not replace consultation with a doctor.
Contraindications for dinoglandine-e2:
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dinoglandine-e2 vaginal tablets should not be used in cases of hypersensitivity to any of the drug's components.
- It is contraindicated in patients with active kidney, liver, lung, or heart disease.
- Side effects of Dinoglandin E2:
- Nausea and vomiting.
- Abdominal cramps.
- Diarrhea.
- Fever.
Storage and Handling of dinoglandine-e2 Vaginal Tablets
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dinoglandine-e2 vaginal tablets (inserted into the vagina) should be stored in the freezer and brought to room
temperature only before use.
- Keep this medication out of the reach of children and pets.
- Store Dinoglolin E2 away from heat and moisture.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does dinoglandine-e2 start to work?
The medication starts to work a few hours after insertion. The woman will feel uterine contractions gradually, usually
within 6 hours.
How to Use dinoglandine-e2 Tablets?
This medication is administered in a hospital setting under strict medical supervision and should not be used without
medical advice. It is a vaginal tablet inserted into the upper back of the vagina and removed by a doctor after its
effects have worn off or after 12 hours.
When is dinoglandine-e2 used?
It is used to induce labor in cases of obstructed labor and to accelerate the delivery process by dilating and
softening the cervix to ensure a safe and natural delivery of the fetus. It is also used in some cases to terminate a
pregnancy and induce abortion.