Tenuate (diethylpropion HCl) is an appetite suppressant that is usually prescribed for short-term use of 8-12 weeks, along with a sensible diet and exercise program. Tenuate is highly addictive and should generally be used with a behavior modification program. Tenuate comes in two forms:

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Immediate release tablets (Tenuate)
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Controlled release tablets (Tenuate dospan).

Tenuate comes in doses of 75 mg and is taken according to BMI
Tenuate is an effective form of therapy for the patient who needs to lose weight, to decrease risk of diseases associated with significant obesity. The magnitude of the weight loss will depend on the degree of caloric restriction and the use of exercise.

Take the pill the right way
Food and drug interactions when taking Tenuate Do not drink alcohol while using the drug as it may interact with alcohol unfavorably.Tenuate is usually taken three times a day. Consult your doctor before starting the pill. Blood pressure medications such as Ismelin, insulin and phenothiazines drugs can not be taken with Tenuate. Tenuate: Its side effects

While using Tenuate, side effects can not be anticipated. Know some of the reactions you might face with the use of this weight loss drug. Side effects include abdominal discomfort, anxiety, Blood pressure, constipation, Impotence, Irregular heartbeat, shortness of breadth, Unpleasant taste, Vomiting Who should not take Tenuate

If you are allergic to any other weight loss pills then you should not take Tenuate without a doctor's consent. It is also unsafe to prescribe Tenuate for people who have severe hardening of arteries, high blood pressure and overactive thyroid or have a history of drug abuse.