Tamsulosin Why Young People Can't Eat

Tamsulosin is not allowed to be taken by young people in clinical practice. It is forbidden for drug allergy and children.

1. It is forbidden for drug allergy.

If the patient is allergic to tamsulosin and its ingredients, it is forbidden to take the drug. Otherwise, it will not only fail to treat the disease, but also cause allergic reactions. In severe cases, anaphylactic shock will occur, posing a threat to life.

2. Tamsulosin is prohibited for children.

Tamsulosin is mainly used to treat urination disorders caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia, which occurs in elderly people. If children take tamsulosin, they cannot treat diseases, and adverse drug reactions such as dizziness and headache may occur, which may cause harm to health.