Fampyra is used to improve walking ability in adult patients with multiple sclerosis who have difficulty walking.

Fampyra contains the active ingredient fampridine, which belongs to a group of medicines called potassium channel blockers.
These medicines prevent the release of potassium, among other things, from nerve cells damaged by multiple sclerosis (MS).
This medicine is thought to work by normalizing nerve signaling, thereby improving the reduced walking ability caused by MS.

How to use:

The doctor will initially prescribe the medication for you for 2 to 4 weeks.
After 2 to 4 weeks and then at regular intervals, he will assess the improvement in walking ability and decide on further treatment.
The usual dose is one extended-release tablet in the morning and one extended-release tablet in the evening (12 hours apart).
Do not take more than two extended-release tablets per day.
The interval between two prolonged-release tablets must be 12 hours.
Do not take the extended-release tablets more often than every 12 hours.

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Ingredients:

Fampyra

Fampyra 10 mg fampridine Tablets × 56