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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.
Ubiquinone is contraindicated in patients with platelet disorders, allergy to plant products and diabetes.
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Ubiquinone may interact with anti-diabetic drugs, blood thinners, beta-blockers and doxorubicin.
As Dietary Supplement (Adults):
Consider oral administration of Ubiquinone, 30-200 mg/day
Ubiquinone can be taken before or after food intake
List of Contraindications
Nursing mothers should consult a physician before taking Ubiquinone
Do not give Ubiquinone to children unless prescribed by a physician.
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Store Ubiquinone only at room temperature. Do not expose it to light, heat, and moisture.
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