Composition : Luliconazole 1% w/v Luliconazole is a topical antifungal medication used to treat fungal skin infections. Here's a breakdown of its content and effects: Content: Luliconazole : The active ingredient, which belongs to the azole class of antifungal medications. How It Works: Luliconazole works by disrupting the growth of fungi. It targets the fungal cell membrane, making it permeable and causing leakage of essential cell contents. This disrupts the fungus's ability to function and survive. INDICATIONS Athlete's Foot Ringworm Jock Itch Peeling Skin Redness Tinea Cruris

Composition : Fluconazole 150 mg Fluconazole is a single-dose antifungal medication taken orally. Here's a breakdown of its content and effects: Content: Fluconazole : The sole active ingredient, belonging to a class of medications called azole antifungals. How it Works: Fluconazole works by interfering with the production of ergosterol, a component essential for the cell wall of fungi. This disrupts the fungus's ability to function and grow, ultimately killing it or preventing its spread. INDICATIONS Vaginal thrush (candidiasis) Oral thrush Tinea infections

Composition : Cyproheptadine 2mg + Tricholine 275 mg. (Per 5 ml) Cyproheptadine : Belongs to a class of medications called histamine antagonists. Works by blocking the action of histamine, a chemical messenger in the body that can contribute to feelings of nausea and fullness. By blocking histamine, cyproheptadine can indirectly stimulate appetite. Tricholine Citrate : Not directly related to appetite stimulation. Works as a bile acid binding agent in the digestive system. Binds to bile acids produced by the liver, which helps eliminate them through feces. The removal of bile acids can trigger the liver to produce more bile using cholesterol. This can have a secondary effect of lowering cholesterol levels, but it's not the primary purpose in this combination. INDICATIONS Indigestion Sluggish Peristalsis Anorexia Intestinal Malabsorption

Composition : Cyproheptadine 2mg + Tricholine 275 mg. (Per 5 ml) Cyproheptadine : Belongs to a class of medications called histamine antagonists. Works by blocking the action of histamine, a chemical messenger in the body that can contribute to feelings of nausea and fullness. By blocking histamine, cyproheptadine can indirectly stimulate appetite. Tricholine Citrate : Not directly related to appetite stimulation. Works as a bile acid binding agent in the digestive system. Binds to bile acids produced by the liver, which helps eliminate them through feces. The removal of bile acids can trigger the liver to produce more bile using cholesterol. This can have a secondary effect of lowering cholesterol levels, but it's not the primary purpose in this combination. INDICATIONS Indigestion Sluggish Peristalsis Anorexia Intestinal Malabsorption