Ubiquinone information from DrugsUpdate
Ubiquinone, a dietary supplement, is used to prevent congestive heart failure, type-2 diabetes and gum diseases. Also called as Coenzyme Q-10, Ubiquinone is also prescribed to replace statin-associated Ubiquinone deficiency. However, Ubiquinone is not approved by USFDA for treatment of any diseases/disorders.
Pharmacodynamics
No information available
Pharmacokinetics
No information available
Ubiquinone Indications / Ubiquinone Uses
No information available
Ubiquinone Adverse Reactions / Ubiquinone Side Effects
Ubiquinone can rarely cause serious allergic reactions. No reports of less serious adverse events.
Precautions
Ubiquinone is contraindicated in patients with platelet disorders, allergy to plant products and diabetes.
Special Precautions
No information available
Other Drug Interactions
Ubiquinone may interact with anti-diabetic drugs, blood thinners, beta-blockers and doxorubicin.
Other Interactions
No information available
Dosage
As Dietary Supplement (Adults):
Consider oral administration of Ubiquinone, 30-200 mg/day
Food(before/after)
Ubiquinone can be taken before or after food intake
List of Contraindications
Ubiquinone and Pregnancy
No information available
Ubiquinone and Lactation
Nursing mothers should consult a physician before taking Ubiquinone
Ubiquinone and Children
Do not give Ubiquinone to children unless prescribed by a physician.
Ubiquinone and Geriatic
No specific information
Ubiquinone and Other Contraindications
No specific information
Storage
Store Ubiquinone only at room temperature. Do not expose it to light, heat, and moisture.
Lab interference
Store Ubiquinone only at room temperature. Do not expose it to light, heat, and moisture.
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