Bevitine 100 mg/2 mL, 5 ampoules, IM-IV

Bevitine Vitamin B1, box of 5 IM-IV ampoules

Indicated for vitamin B1 deficiency.

Mild vitamin B1 deficiencies manifest as symptoms that develop gradually, including

• fatigue,
• loss of appetite,
• weight loss,
• irritability,
• insomnia,
• a feeling of heaviness and stiffness in the legs.

A vitamin B1 deficiency can have serious health consequences. Prevention is the best approach, achieved by maintaining a balanced diet and avoiding excessive consumption of refined carbohydrates. It is also crucial to recognize the early symptoms of a vitamin B1 deficiency so that action can be taken promptly.

Description of Bevitine Vitamin B1

Bevitine is a medication in the form of a Vitamin B1 -based injectable solution (100 mg/2 mL).

Understanding the Consequences of Vitamin B1 Deficiency

Did you know that a vitamin B1 deficiency can have significant effects on your health? Vitamin B1, also known as thiamine, plays an essential role in our bodies. However, a deficiency can lead to a variety of health problems. This article describes the symptoms of a vitamin B1 deficiency, ways to prevent it, and recommendations for ensuring an adequate intake of vitamin B1.

Preventing Vitamin B1 Deficiency

The first line of defense against a vitamin B1 deficiency is a healthy and varied diet. A vitamin B1 deficiency is usually the result of an inadequate diet and often becomes apparent after two to three weeks. A diet high in refined carbohydrates—such as white rice, pasta, white flour, and white sugar—can contribute to this deficiency.

Factors That Can Exacerbate Vitamin B1 Deficiency

In addition to diet, other factors can also worsen vitamin B1 deficiency. These may include intestinal absorption disorders, increased requirements—such as during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or intense physical activity—or increased losses.

Early Symptoms of Vitamin B1 Deficiency

The initial signs of a vitamin B1 deficiency are generally nonspecific: fatigue, irritability, memory and sleep disturbances, loss of appetite, and abdominal discomfort. A severe vitamin B1 deficiency can cause a disease called beriberi, although this disease is rare in industrialized countries.

Vitamin B1 Toxicity

Vitamin B1 is easily eliminated by the body, so it does not cause side effects or toxicity. Research has shown that taking 500 mg of vitamin B1 daily for several years does not cause any adverse effects. Consequently, no safety limit has been established by the relevant organizations.

Recommendations for Pregnant Women

However, as a precautionary measure, it is recommended that pregnant women not exceed a daily dose of 3 mg of thiamine in supplement form.

Directions for Use and Dosage

FOR ADULTS ONLY.

Administer by intramuscular or intravenous injection.

1 to 2 100-mg ampoules per day. In some cases, a higher daily intravenous dose may be necessary (up to 1,000 mg/day). If the dosage exceeds two ampoules per day, the dose must be spread out over 24 hours.

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Composition

Thiomalic acid
Sodium hydroxide (E524)
Sodium hydrogen phosphate
Water for Injections

Precautions

This medication is contraindicated in cases of hypersensitivity to any of its components.

Packaging of Bevitine 100 mg/2 mL, 5 ampoules (IM-IV)

2 mL colorless glass ampoule, box of 5.

Our Advice and Expert Opinions from Pharmacists

 Focus on Vitamin B1:

• It stimulates carbohydrate metabolism
• boosts mood
• combats stress 

Bevitine 100MG/2ML 5 ampoules IM-IV is an effective treatment for vitamin B1 deficiency. This essential vitamin plays a crucial role in carbohydrate metabolism and energy production, and a deficiency can lead to a variety of unpleasant symptoms. Thanks to its concentrated formulation and intramuscular or intravenous administration, Bevitine offers a fast and effective solution for restoring vitamin B1 levels in the body.

Restore Your Energy and Vitality

Vitamin B1, also known as thiamine, is essential for energy production and proper nervous system function. By treating vitamin B1 deficiency with Bevitine, you can regain your energy and vitality and reduce symptoms such as fatigue, muscle weakness, and memory problems.

Safe and Effective Formulation

Bevitine is formulated with high-quality vitamin B1, ensuring optimal absorption and rapid results. The ready-to-use ampoules make treatment administration easy, and their IM-IV route of administration ensures rapid and effective absorption of vitamin B1 into the body. Trust Bevitine to restore your vitamin B1 levels and regain your overall well-being.

Sources: whole grains, legumes, brewer’s yeast, sprouted seeds, eggs.

1. How long does it take to feel the effects of Bevitine on a vitamin B1 deficiency? The effects of Bevitine may vary from person to person, but some patients may experience an improvement in symptoms as early as the first few doses. However, it is important to complete the full course of treatment as prescribed by your doctor to achieve the best results.

2. Can Bevitine be administered at any age? Bevitine can be administered to patients of any age, depending on individual needs and the doctor’s recommendations. It is important to consult a healthcare professional to determine the appropriate dosage for each patient.

3. Are there any side effects associated with the use of Bevitine? In most cases, Bevitine is well tolerated and causes few or no side effects. However, allergic reactions may occur in some people who are sensitive to vitamin B1. If you experience an adverse reaction, stop using the product immediately and consult a doctor.

4. Can I take Bevitine along with other vitamin supplements? It is generally safe to take Bevitine along with other vitamin supplements, but it is recommended that you consult a healthcare professional to avoid any risk of drug interactions or overdose.

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Vitamin group B

vitamin B1

. Presentations . Composition . Indications . Attention . Pregnancy and breastfeeding . Instructions for use and dosage . Tips . Side effects . Lexicon

PRESENTATIONS ^(summary)

BEVITINE 250 mg: tablet (pink); box of 20.
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BEVITINE 100 mg / 2 ml: solution for injection; box of 5 ampoules of 2 ml.
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COMPOSITION ^(summary)

	p cp	p amp inj
Thiamine Hydrochloride Anhydrous (Vitamin B1)	250 mg	100 mg

INDICATIONS ^(summary)

This medicine contains vitamin B1, a substance essential for metabolism . The deficiency of vitamin B1 (beriberi) is responsible for nerve damage.
It is used in the treatment of vitamin B1 deficiencies (beriberi).

ATTENTION ^(summary)

Anaphylactic shock may occur during the injectable administration of this drug.

PREGNANCY and BREASTFEEDING ^(summary)

This medicine does not contain any substance known to be toxic during pregnancy or breastfeeding. However, do not use it for prolonged periods without the advice of your pharmacist or doctor.

DIRECTIONS AND DOSAGE ^(summary)

The pills must be swallowed with a glass of water. The solution can be injected by way intramuscular or by intravenous .

Usual dosage:

• Adult: 1 to 2 tablets or injectable ampoules a day.
  

TIPS ^(summary)

Vitamin B1 is present in yeast, cereals (rice, wholemeal bread ...), vegetables, fruits, as well as in egg yolk, milk and offal. A balanced and diversified diet usually brings in sufficient amounts of vitamin B1. There may be circumstances, however, that may require additional consideration: consult your doctor or pharmacist.
The solution for injection should be stored protected from light.

ADVERSE POSSIBLE EFFECTS ^(summary)

In the case of the solution for injection: low blood pressure, anaphylactic shock (exceptional).

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LEXICON ^(summary)

deficiency
Deficiency usually related to nutrients, vitamins, minerals, etc. A diversified diet is the best prevention of deficiencies.


anaphylactic shock
Shock of allergic origin manifested by a sudden drop in blood pressure, due to extreme dilation of the blood vessels. It occurs after contact with an allergenic substance (food, insect sting, injection or drug absorption).


intramuscular
route or injectionInjection of a drug into a muscle, usually at the buttock. The effect of the drug, which passes only gradually in the blood, is delayed but prolonged. A good preliminary disinfection of the skin is necessary, because this deep injection exposes to a risk of abscess. The pain due to the bite depends mainly on the nature of the product used. This route of administration is contraindicated in hemophiliacs and people taking anticoagulant therapy, as it may expose them to a risk of hematoma of the buttocks.
Abbreviation: IM.


intravenous
route or injectionInjection of a drug into a vein, usually at the bend of the elbow, after disinfection of the skin. When it comes to a direct intravenous injection using a syringe, the effect of the drug is immediate, but brief. Conversely, the infusion allows a continuous and controlled administration of the active substance, diluted in a vial of serum.
Abbreviation: IV.


metabolism
The whole of the transformation actions that the organism carries out, resulting in the creation of energy or the development of various substances. There is anabolism (manufacturing metabolism) of catabolism (degradation metabolism).


vitamin
Substance essential for the growth and the good functioning of the organism. Vitamin requirements are normally covered by a varied diet. In developed countries, only vitamin D deficiency in young children or the elderly with little sun exposure justifies routine supplementation. An intake greater than the needs, by drugs in particular, can be at the origin of an overdose and various disorders (vitamins A and D essentially).


way

• Path (route of administration) used to administer the drugs: oral, sublingual, subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous, intradermal, transdermal.
  
• Set of hollow organs allowing the passage of air (airways), food (digestive tract), urine (urinary tract), bile (bile ducts), etc.