Tu si zi - analogs
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- 46% — Sha yuan zi
- 44% — Nu zhen zi
- 34% — Gou qi zi
- 31% — Fu pen zi
- 30% — Du zhong
- 28% — Che qian zi
- 27% — Shan zhu yu
- 27% — Shan yao
- 26% — Lu jiao
- 26% — Bu gu zhi
- 25% — Hei zhi ma
- 24% — Ci shi
- 22% — Недостаток инь почек и печени с пустым жаром
- 21% — He shou wu
- 21% — Gui ban
- 21% — Hu tao ren
- 21% — Ge gen
- 20% — Bai zhu
- 20% — She chuang zi
- 20% — Shi jue ming
- 20% — Qian shi
- 20% — Gui ban jiao
- 19% — Подъем ян печени
- 18% — Xu duan
- 17% — Недостаток инь почек c возгоранием вверх пустого жара
- 17% 6€ Ju hua
- 17% — Ding xiang
- 17% — Недостаток ян и инь почек с преобладанием недостатка ян
- 17% — Mo han lian
- 16% — Zi he che
- 16% — Cang zhu
- 16% — Mu li
- 16% — Sang ji sheng
- 16% — Mu gua
- 16% — Jue ming zi
- 16% — Rou dou kou
- 16% — Huang jing
- 16% — Jiu cai zi
- 15% — Недостаток инь почек с пустым жаром
- 15% — Bai shao yao
- 15% — Недостаток инь почек
- 15% — Yin yang huo
- 15% — Недостаток ян почек
- 15% — Lu rong
- 15% — Shu di huang
- 15% — Ge jie
- 15% — Shi hu
- 15% — Sang shen
- 15% — Недостаток эссенции почек
- 15% — Bian dou
Learn more about the selection of analogues
- The drug has «Tu si zi» no complete analogues; 51 analog by action, the most similar - Sha yuan zi .
- Medical online service has selected the best substitutes for Tu si zi based on its instructions, components, pharmaceutical groups and practical application.
- The table shows the prices of Tu si zi analogues to choose the cheapest pills.
- If you have introduced other drugs for registration, substitutes are selected taking into account the assessment of interactions and safety.
- Sometimes, due to the presence of dangerous interactions, it is necessary to use drugs that are similar in effect, sometimes even from different pharmacological groups.