Vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm Tablets, 20 pcs

Instructions for use for Vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm Tablets, 20 pcs

Insurance information

Dear patient, dear patient!
Please read the following useful information because it contains important information about what you should consider when using this medicine. Turn around
If you ask yourself, please contact your doctor or pharmacist.

Vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm®
Active substance: pyridoxine hydrochloride

composition
1 tablet contains:
-zomic ingredient
Pyridoxine hydrochloride 20 mg
-other ingredients
Lactose monohydrate, potato starch, talc, carboxymethyl starch sodium, gelatin, magnesium stearate (ph.eur.), Sodium chloride, dyes quinolingelb (E 104), yellow orange S (E 110), Indigocarmin (E 132)

Dosage form and content
tablet
Pack of 20 tablets N 1
Pack of 100 tablets N 3

Cloth or indicator group
Vitamins

Pharmaceutical entrepreneur: Manufacturer:
MIBE Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH MIBE GmbH medicine
Otto-Schott-Straße 15 Munich Straße 15
07745 Jena 06796 Brehna
Tel.: (03641) 648-0
Fax (03641) 648-180

application areas
Treatment of a vitamin B6 deficiency

Contraction
When should you not take Vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm?
They may not occupy vitamin vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm® if they are hypersensitive to pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), yellow orange S or any of the other ingredients of vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm.

What do you need to consider in pregnancy and lactation?
In pregnancy and lactation, the daily vitamin requirements should be ensured with a balanced diet. This medicine is (due to its amount of active ingredient) Only useful for the treatment of a vitamin deficiency and may therefore be taken by the doctor only after careful benefit risk balancing. Systematic studies to take vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm® in the
Pregnancy are not available.
Vitamin B6 goes into breast milk.

Precautions for the application and warnings
What precautions should be taken?
For long-term use of daily doses over 50 mg and short-term ingestion of doses in gram area, tingling and ants run on hands and feet (signs of peripheral sensory neuropathy, or paraesia) were observed. If you watch tingling and ants running, please contact your attending physician. This will check the amount of revenue and if necessary, discontinue the drug.

Important warnings about certain ingredients of vitamin B6 20 MG Jenapharm®:
This medicine contains lactose. Please take Vitamin B6 20 MG Jenapharm® therefore only after consulting with your doctor if you are known to suffer from any intolerance to certain sugars.

Interactions with other means
Which other medicines influence the effect of vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm®?
The simultaneous administration of so-called pyridoxine antagonists (Medicines, which, etc., have an effect directed against vitamin B6, e.g. Hydralazine, Isoniazide (INH), cyclosin, d-penicillamine) can increase the need for vitamin B6.

How does vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm® affect the effect of other medicines?
Vitamin B6 in daily doses from 5 mg can be the effect of Levodopa (Medicines for the treatment of Parkinson's disease) Reduce.
Please note that this information can also apply to recently used medicines.

Dosage instructions, type and duration of the application
The following information applies as far as your doctor Vitamin B6 20 Mg Jenapharm® has not been prescribed differently. Please stick to the application rules, since vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm® can not act properly!
How many tablets vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm® and how often should you take this?
Treatment of a secured vitamin B6 deficiency
Daily 1 tablet Vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm® (corresponding to 20 mg pyridoxine hydrochloride).
How and when should you take vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm?
The tablets are suggested with sufficient fluid.
How long should they be vitamtake in B6 20 mg Jenapharm?
The duration of the application depends on the type and severity of the basic disease. Please consult your attending physician.

Overdose and other application errors
What to do if Vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm® has been used in too large quantities (intended or accidental overdose)?
Long-term taking (months to years) of vitamin B6 in doses over 50 mg / day and short-term taking (2 months) of doses over 1 g / day can lead to neurotoxic effects (see "Precautions for the application and warnings").
An overdose is essentially through sensory polyneuropathy, if necessary with ataxia (Coordinational disorders). Extremely high doses can comment in cramps. For newborns and infants, a strong sedation (calming), hypotension (humiliates
Blood pressure) and respiratory disturbances (dyspnoe breath, apnea respiratory arrest) occur (see Precautions for the application and warnings").
When acute (suddenly) doses have been taken over 150 mg / kg body weight, artificially caused vomiting and administration of activated carbon will be recommended. An vomiting is most effective in the first 30 minutes after ingestion. If necessary, intensive care measures are required.

What do you have to pay attention if you have taken too little vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm® or forgot an application?
Continue with the application as described in the dosage instructions.
What do you have to pay attention if you interrupt the treatment or end prematurely?
Please contact the attending physician.

Side effects
Which side effects can occur when using vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm?
No side effects are known in the specified dose range for the prevention and treatment of a vitamin B6 deficiency. Daily doses over 50 mg can be a peripheral sensory neuropathy (Disease of nerves with tingling and ants run) (see Precautions for the application and warnings").
Yellow Orange S can cause allergic reactions.
If you are watching side effects that are not listed in this document information, please tell your doctor or pharmacist.
Which countermeasures are to take with side effects?
Please contact the attending physician.

Notes and information on the durability of the medicinal product
The expiration date of this pack is printed outside. Do not use this pack after this date!
How to keep vitamin B6 20 mg Jenapharm?
Keep away from light and moisture!
Pay attention to keeping this medicine so that it is not available for children!

Status of Information: September 2006
Source: Manufacturer information