"Tiamin-Vial": instructions for use

"Thiamine-Vial" is a preparation containing vitamin B ₁ . Used for hypovitaminosis, as well as diseases associated with a deficiency of this element.

pharmachologic effect

Vitamin B ₁ belongs to the group of water-soluble substances. In the human body is converted into cocarboxylase due to phosphorylation processes. This element plays a very important role in the human body, providing carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism. Also involved in the process of appearance of excitation in the synapses.

Pharmacokinetics

"Thiamin-Vial" is used inside and absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract. In this case, it is released from the bound state due to digestive enzymes. Within fifteen minutes, the vitamin enters the bloodstream, and in half an hour - into other tissues of the body.

Thiamin is distributed throughout the cells. A particular predominance of the element is seen in the myocardium, muscles, liver and nervous structures. This is due to the fact that these tissues use the vitamin in the largest amount. Moreover, half of the substance is located directly in the striated muscle and about forty percent - in the internal organs of man. The final products of thiamine disintegration are excreted through the kidneys and intestines.

Properties of the preparation

"Tiamin-Vial" has a positive effect on the body:

• Is able to normalize all metabolic reactions;
• Is considered an excellent immunomodulator;
• Increases the transmission rate of the nerve impulse;
• Disinfects dangerous elements of fat oxidation;
• Has N-chlorinoblocking properties.

Indications for use

"Tiamin-Vial" is used in different directions of medicine, since the drug has a positive effect on the body and is able to help with many diseases.

In dermatology, this vitamin is actively used in the treatment of dermatitis, scaly lichen, as well as non-inflammatory infections and skin diseases.

In ₁ will help with poisoning with mercury, arsenic, carbon disulfide, methanol, and other toxic substances.

The cardiologist will necessarily advise thiamine for patients suffering from coronary heart disease and blood circulation disorders.

People suffering from diseases of the stomach and intestines will also come to the aid of "Tiamin-Vial". Reviews about this drug confirm the effectiveness and safety of use.

Digestibility of the body

If the drug is administered parenterally, the bioavailability of its active elements is absolute. When administered orally, thiamine will be absorbed from the small intestine. That is, only after fifteen to twenty-five minutes in the blood its concentration will increase. The greatest amount of the drug enters the heart, muscles and internal organs.

Remains of the substance will be excreted from the body with urine and bile. Note that the drug is weakly resistant and can disintegrate under the influence of high temperatures and sunlight.

Thiamine-Vial: instructions for use

Do not immediately inject into the body of high doses of the drug. It is better to start with a small amount. After the doctor has ascertained that the substance is well tolerated, higher doses can be used. It is best to administer the medicine intramuscularly, once a day. The course of treatment lasts from ten to thirty days.

If you use the drug in the form of tablets, then you need to do this after eating, squeezed with a small amount of liquid. The recommended norm is 1-4 tablets per day, depending on the purpose of use.

"Thiamin-Vial" can be used for pregnant and lactating women. However, in this case, specialist advice is required.

There may be adverse reactions in the form of hives, itchy skin, swelling and increased sweating. In very rare cases, there is anaphylactic shock, tachycardia and soreness.

Interaction with drugs

Do not mix the drug solution with sulfites, since they contribute to its complete decay. It is also not recommended to simultaneously administer thiamine with pyridoxine or cyanocobalamin, since these substances intensify allergic reactions and do not allow the vitamin to pass into the active form.

Contraindications

Do not use the medicine in case of an allergy to the drug.

Also pay attention to such diseases and symptoms:

• Chronic hypertension;
• Menopause and pre-menopausal condition;
• Encephalopathy Wernicke;
• The formation of excessively large amounts of hydrochloric acid in the stomach;
• Pain when injected intramuscularly.

It is important to know

There are different ways of introducing the drug "Thiamin-Vial" in ampoules. The most painful of them is a subcutaneous injection. This procedure is assigned only if other methods are impossible.

People suffering from allergic reactions should treat the drug with extreme caution.

With polyoencephalitis, you must take vitamin thiamine before you inject dextrose.

The importance of vitamin B ₁ in the human body

This element is an indispensable component of enzymes that regulate the metabolism of carbohydrates. If the body suffers from a thiamine deficiency, then it begins to accumulate lactic and other acids, leading to disruption of the heart and neuritis. The presence in the body of a vitamin will guarantee good eyesight.

Thiamine is an antioxidant, so it can protect the human body from the harmful effects of alcohol, tobacco and destructive premature aging. Promotes good blood circulation and participates in hematopoiesis. Perfectly affects growth, development, normal appetite and learning ability.

Positively affects the gastrointestinal tract, as it is able to normalize the acidity of gastric juice, as well as improve the performance of the digestive system. Performs a protective function, protecting the body from infections.

Each cell of a person needs thiamine. Especially it concerns the nervous system. This element perfectly stimulates the work of the brain.

During the course of treatment with the drug "Tiamin-Vial" it is worth paying attention to the function of the body for absorption of nutrients. Perhaps, a shortage of one vitamin hides a very serious illness.