Vitamin B12

Common use
Methylcobalamin is one of vitamin B12 forms and used to treat diseases of the peripheral nervous system such as neuralgia, polyneuropathy, radiculopathy and also chronic hepatitis, fatty degeneration of the liver, liver cirrhosis, chronic pancreatitis. The medication improves exercise performance and is also used in sport.
Vitamin B12 participates in processes of transmethylation, in synthesis of proteins and nucleic acids, carbohydrate and lipids, stimulates monooxygenase system, has a protective effect on SH-groups of glutathione and activates the liver. Has anabolic effect (increasing physical performance), regenerating effect on mechanical and toxic damage of the nerve trunks. In diseases of the peripheral nervous system, reduces pain, promotes recovery of motor function and reduce autonomic disorders. Providing hepatoprotective effect, a favorable effect on liver function in toxic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, pancreatitis. Reduces the damage of the joints with adjuvant arthritis, has hematopoietic effect.
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Dosage and direction
The medication is taken orally. To treat the peripheral nervous system a recommended dose of Methylcobalamin is 10 mg taken once daily. The complex treatment of liver disease and pancreatitis requires 5 mg of Methylcobalamin taken 2 times a day or 10 mg taken 1 time a day. Treatment should be done during 3-4 weeks. Put tablet under the tongue and so it could be dissolved slowly, change its place to save your mucous membrane from irritation.












































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