Auxikobalamin

Roman name

Oxycobalaminum

The composition and the form of

Derived vitamin B12

Of drugs

As a metabolite (a product of) zianokobalamina (The vitamin), it participates in the exchange of carbohydrates, proteins and lipids, in the synthesis of unstable methyl groups in the formation of choline, methionine, creatinine, nucleic acids, restoring sulfgidrilnykh compoun 425fa ds in erythrocytes. It stimulates the bone marrow and normalizes blood.

Storage conditions

In the dark spot.

Indications for use

Chronic anemia (long decline of hemoglobin in the blood), occur with vitamin Vp (for whatever reason), neurological diseases (polinevrita / inflammation of multiple peripheral nerves / radikulita, amiotroficski lateral sclerosis / disease of central nervous system, characterized violation movements of the muscles and limbs / and multiple sclerosis / systemic disease coats nerve cells brain and spinal cord), and treatment of diabetes mellitus with diabetic nephropathy peripheral (disease tissues and receptacles kidney associated with povyshenna ^ sugar in the blood), with some skin diseases (psoriasis, etc.).

Dosing and Administration

Intramuscularly or subcutaneously. In neurological diseases on a daily dose of 0.0002 g (200 g) -0.0005 g (500 g) are 10-20 days; In the treatment of skin diseases in the daily dose of 0.0002 g (200 g) 15 to 20 days, in severe cases, 0.0005 g (500 g) a day 10 days. The Bi 2 scarce anemiah to 0.0001 g (100 g) daily or every other day from 20 to 25 days.

Side-Effects

There may be allergic reactions.

Contraindications

Eritremia (disease bone marrow, characterized by increased red, white and platelets in the blood) and eritrotsitoz (elevated cells in the blood), benign and malignant neoplasms, except megaloblasticescoy involving anemia (a decrease in hemoglobin in the blood as a consequence of the breach of predecessors red-megaloblastov, in the marrow), and vitamin Bi 2.

Form of

Ampoules to 1 ml 0.005% solution in a package of 10 pieces.

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