Admenta 10mg (Memantine)

✅ Key Benefits

• Supports cognitive function and memory retention

• May slow progression of symptoms and functional decline

• Prescribed to improve activities of daily living in Alzheimer’s patients

• Generally well-tolerated, especially once maintenance dose achieved

• Easy oral dosage with consistent dosing schedule

🎯 How to Use

• Begin with a lower dose and gradually titrate to 10 mg daily as prescribed

• Take with or without food, typically once daily

• Maintain regular follow-up to assess cognitive response and tolerance

• Do not exceed the prescribed dose; do not discontinue abruptly

⚠️ Precautions

• Prescription-only; use under neurologist or geriatric specialist guidance

• Monitor renal function before and during therapy—dose adjustment may be required

• Avoid use with other NMDA antagonists unless directed by a clinician

• Caution when combined with medications affecting glutamatergic pathways

🤕 Possible Side Effects

• Common: dizziness, headache, mild constipation, or confusion

• Less Common: fatigue, hallucinations, hypertension, or agitation

• Rare but Serious: severe allergic reactions or neuropsychiatric symptoms—report promptly to a physician

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. What is Admenta 10 mg used for?
It is prescribed for individuals with moderate to severe Alzheimer’s disease to help manage memory loss and functional decline in combination with standard therapies.

Q. How soon will benefits appear?
Some patients may experience improved cognition or functional steadiness within a few weeks; primary benefit is slowing progression over months.

Q. Should the dose be adjusted?
Dose is typically titrated gradually to 10 mg daily; modifications may be needed depending on renal function and tolerance.

Q. Can it be combined with other Alzheimer’s medications?
Yes—commonly used with cholinesterase inhibitors, but only under clinician supervision to monitor interactions and side-effect profile.