Argihope tablet

What is Argihope tablet?

Argihope Tablet is a nutrition-based support formula built around L-Arginine, a form of nitric oxide. Nitric oxide helps relax blood vessels, improves micro-circulation, and supports healthy tissue oxygenation. Some market variants also pair L-Arginine with antioxidants (e.g., Proanthocyanidins), adding an extra pregnancy support. It helps in foetal development support.

Why doctor prescribed the use of the Argihope tablet?

1. Pregnancy care: Supports uterine and placental blood flow. Used by clinicians alongside standard antenatal care in select cases of poor growth or high blood-pressure-risk pregnancies. Often combined with calcium, vitamin D, and folate as part of a wider plan.
2. Male wellness & circulation: Better endothelial Nitric oxide can aid blood-flow-dependent functions. Sometimes paired with zinc, vitamins, or PDE-5 therapy.
3. Heart & metabolic support: Nitric oxide helps vascular tone, which may complement lifestyle changes in people with borderline BP, insulin resistance, or athletic recovery goals.
4. Wound-healing & recovery: Arginine participates in collagen synthesis and immune modulation—useful during recovery periods (post-procedure, ulcers, sports strain), as part of diet therapy.

How Argihope tablet work?

L-Arginine → body converts to nitric oxide → blood vessels relax → better nutrient and oxygen delivery to tissues. Antioxidants (if present) help protect the vessel lining (endothelium) from free-radical stress. Nitric oxide works more consistently.

How to take?

Usual adult dose: commonly 500 – 1000 mg of L-Arginine once or twice daily.

• When: after meals or with a light snack to avoid stomach upset.
• Hydration: Drink a glass of water with each dose.
• Pregnancy: dose and duration are decided; do not self-start.

Important tip: Keep a simple symptom and BP note for the first 2–3 weeks (energy, sleep, swelling, home BP if advised). It helps your clinician fine-tune the plan.

Other information

Argihope tablet is often paired with other health supplements, which include:

• Folate, B-complex, DHA in antenatal care.
• Vitamin C/E or Proanthocyanidins for endothelial support.
• Protein-rich diet (paneer, pulses, eggs) to meet recovery goals.

Side effects

• Bloating
• Heartburn
• Loose stoolstake with food and water.
• Headache
• Light-headedness if BP dips; sit, hydrate, and monitor.

Who should not take Argihope (or must ask first)

• Low blood pressure, recent stroke, or unstable angina.
• Severe kidney or liver disease.
• Children: only if a paediatrician prescribes.

Storage & handling

• Keep tablets below 30 °C, dry place, away from sunlight.
• Close the cap tightly; keep away from children.
• Do not use past the expiry date.

FAQs

How long till I feel something?
Circulation benefits are gradual. Many people report increased energy levels, improved leg comfort after 2 – 4 weeks of use. This is a helpful supplement supporting women in their pregnancy.

Can I take it with protein powder?
Usually yes, but space doses and watch your total protein intake and required.