Potaba Envules Description

Your doctor may prescribe Potaba Envules if you are diagnosed with an inflammatory condition or autoimmune disease that affects your skin and underlying tissues to become less flexible as it appears to become tighter, or a rash that causes nonsuppurative (no pus present) inflammation. These less common conditions include Dermatomyositis, Morphea, Peyronie’s disease, and Pemphigus.

How Potaba Envules Work

Potaba Envules do not provide a cure for these conditions or diseases, but the active ingredient called Aminobenzoate Potassium can help with the symptoms of some areas of your skin becoming thickened, dry, and hard. It is believed that when taken as directed for a sufficient time period, Potaba Envules helps to soften skin plaques and makes your skin more flexible by increasing the use of oxygen in your skin.

Aminobenzoate Potassium is part of the vitamin B complex that is important for many biological processes. Each Potaba Envules contain 3g per sachet that is highly soluble when mixed with water and is readily absorbed to provide you with a non-toxic and low-risk treatment for long-term therapy for treating skin conditions that cause your skin or tissues to become hard.

Potaba Envules Uses

Dermatomyositis, a rare inflammatory disease, causes a distinctive rash on your skin and inflamed muscles that may feel weakened. Both adults and children can be affected by this disease. Morphea is a rare skin condition that can cause oval colored patches of skin to appear most commonly on your abdomen, chest, or back. These patches can change gradually and become thickened and hard. Fibrous scar tissue inside a man’s penis could be diagnosed as Peyronie’s disease and can cause curved, painful erections as this tissue does not stretch.

Before Potaba Envules is Prescribed

Ask your doctor if Potaba Envules are safe to take if you are pregnant, trying to become pregnant, or are breast feeding. Discuss your medical history with your doctor before taking Potaba Envules as caution should be taken if you are diabetic, have chronic hypoglycemia, or kidney disease. Provide your doctor with a list of any Rx or OTC drugs you currently take or use, including herbal remedies and vitamin or dietary supplements so it can be decided if Potaba Envules are right for your condition.

Potaba Envules Precautions and Recommendations

Monitor your blood glucose levels if you are diabetic to avoid any adverse side effects with taking Potaba Envules. You must not share this medicine with others and should keep it out of children’s reach. Potaba Envules are designed to be taken after a meal or snack. If you are ill and cannot eat or have forgotten to eat, ask your doctor about when to stop/start taking Potaba Envules again.

Possible Side Effects of Potaba Envules

• Fever
• Nausea
• Possible rash
• Loss of appetite

Other Drugs That May be Prescribed

• Prednisone
• Rheumatrex