What are vitamins B1 B2 B6 B12. How to properly inject vitamins. Folic acid: disturbing facts

Vitamins must be used correctly. How to properly inject B vitamins - we'll talk about this.

You can discuss standard scheme vitaminization with your attending physician: All vitamins - 10 injections. First 10 days: B12 daily, alternate B1 and B6 every other day. For the second 10 days, replace B12 with B2 - B2 daily, every other day you continue to alternate B1 and B6.

The course is 20 days. Once again, we draw your attention to the fact that this scheme is subject to mandatory discussion with the attending physician at an in-person consultation. Drug manufacturers offer patients vitamins of group B and in a special complex, already specially mixed in one ampoule (the composition of such drugs does not include water-soluble B1, but fat-soluble benfotiamine). And such a "kit" is convenient, including ease of use - one injection every three days. You can also discuss the possibility and expediency of using such drugs as Milgamma, Ambene, Beplex with your doctor.

About the compatibility of B vitamins and ascorbic acid. As far as we know, it is necessary to “in time” dilute an injection of vitamin C with vitamin B12 - since the simultaneous administration of vitamin C and B12 inactivates the action of cytocobalamin (B12) - these drugs are recommended to be injected with an interval of at least 2 hours. Regarding the simultaneous administration of vitamin C and vitamin B1 or B6, we do not know of any warnings about the impossibility of such an administration. The only thing - I would like to confirm your assumption that it is better not to mix them in one syringe, but still make two injections - in different directions of the buttocks. (And, of course, you cannot mix B1 and B6 in one syringe - but, if we interpret your message correctly, the introduction of these drugs is prescribed for you every other day).

B1 - thiamine. Enter deeply in / m or slowly in / in 1 time / day. single dose for adults is 25-50 mg. The course of treatment varies from 10 to 30 days. pay attention to Side effect vitamin B1: allergic reactions are possible - urticaria, pruritus, angioedema; in isolated cases - anaphylactic shock; sweating, tachycardia are also possible.
Subcutaneous (and sometimes intramuscular) injections of thiamine are painful due to the low pH of the solutions.

B2 - riboflavin. A single dose for an adult is 5-10 mg 1-3 times / day for 1-1.5 months. Side effect: possible violation of kidney function, impaired vision.

B6 - pyridoxine. For the treatment of vitamin B6 deficiency in adults, intramuscularly, subcutaneously or intravenously at a daily dose of 50-150 mg. The duration of treatment is determined by the type and severity of the disease.
For the prevention of vitamin B6 deficiency, a dose of 40 mg / day is used. special instructions: Use with caution when peptic ulcer stomach and duodenum, IBS. In severe liver damage, pyridoxine in high doses can cause a deterioration in its function.

B12 - cyanocobolamin. With a deficiency of vitamin B12 for prevention - in / m or / in 1 mg 1 time per month; for treatment - intramuscularly or intravenously, 1 mg daily for 1-2 weeks, a maintenance dose of 1-2 mg intramuscularly or intravenously - from 1 time per week to 1 time per month. Side effect: From the side of the central nervous system: rarely - a state of excitation. From the side of cardio-vascular system: rarely - pain in the heart, tachycardia. Allergic reactions: rarely - urticaria. Contraindications - Thromboembolism, erythremia, erythrocytosis.

All B vitamins may develop allergic reactions. All B vitamins cannot be mixed in one syringe, since the cobalt ion contained in the cyanocobalamin molecule contributes to the destruction of other vitamins. It should also be taken into account that vitamin B12 can increase allergic reactions caused by vitamin B1.
All preparations of B vitamins must be administered by deep intramuscular injection, slowly (for better control and smooth administration, a three-component syringe should be used).

Release form:

B1 - thiamine:

Ampoules of 1 ml in a pack of 10 pcs. 3% and 6% solution and thiamine chloride: 1 ml ampoules in packs of 50 pcs. 2.5% and 5% solution.

B6 - pyridoxine:

1 ampoule with 1 ml solution for injection contains pyridoxine hydrochloride 0.01, (0.025) or 0.05 g; in a box of 10 pcs.

B12 - cyanocobolamin:

Solution for injection 0.05%, 0.02%.

1 ml of solution contains 500 or 200 mcg of Cyanocobalamin, 1 ml per ampoule, 10 ampoules per carton.

B2 - riboflavin

1% solution for injection in 1 ml ampoules, 10 ampoules per pack.

FROM - vitamin C:

Available in ampoules. 1 ml of solution contains 20 or 100 mg active substance. The volume of 1 ampoule is 1-2 ml. The benefits of drug administration are great. The solution may have a concentration of 5 or 10%.

Shares the experience of amateurs healthy lifestyle life:

"I pierce myself with vitamin B1, B6, B12 and vitamin C every spring and autumn season.

I take each vitamin in a package + 40 pcs. 2 gr syringes and go...

*vitamin B1 - on odd days in the morning
*vitamin C - in the afternoon of an odd day. Vitamin B1 is combined with vitamin C
**vitamin B6, B12 - on even days (on different hands, legs, buttocks, to whom it is convenient) I pierce B vitamins in the morning "

"I shot vitamins B maybe 4 times in my whole life. Today my body has become depressed. I will pierce again. This time I will add B2 and C ....
(B2 reinforces B6, B1 is not compatible with B6, B is not compatible with C)

10 days in the morning B6 and B1 every other day, B12 every day in the evening;
10 days in the morning B6 + B2 and B1 every other day;
10 days from
Total: 30 days 50 injections - 10x (B1 + B2 + B6 + B12 + C)

And dairy products, meat and meat products, seafood. Each of these products is of great importance in human life, and therefore their consumption should bring maximum benefit.

But few people know what exactly vitamins bring to our body and what they are needed for.

In a previous article we talked about vitamins A and C, now we are talking about vitamins B1 - B6.

VITAMIN B1 (thiamine)

Vitamin B1 is necessary for the human body to regulate hormones, it also contributes to correct exchange substances, stability nervous system. In addition, thiamine regulates water-salt exchange in the body. For an adult, the daily dose, taking into account the daily physical, emotional and mental load should average 7-15 mg.

B vitamins are involved in the regulation of carbohydrate metabolism, ensuring normal nerve conduction. Thiamine also improves reaction time and memory. And therefore it is very important to accept it for those people whose profession is associated with constant mental stress(teachers, doctors) or a clear coordination of movements, for example, urban transport drivers. Vitamin B1 is simply shown to schoolchildren and students.

Vitamin B1 is also used for complex therapy diseases with severe course or if damaged skin. With skin lesions, burns, neuritis and polyneuritis, neuralgia, radiculitis. Useful in combination with other drugs vitamin B1 and diabetes, gastric ulcer, various dermatoses.

If you do not want to take vitamin complexes, then to replenish the body with vitamin B1, doctors recommend eating bread and bakery products rich in thiamine. Usually this is a pastry made from wholemeal flour. Also rich in vitamin B1 cereals: oatmeal, buckwheat, wheat. Legumes also contain thiamine: soybeans, beans, peas. Vitamin B1 is also found in brewer's yeast.

If you are not a vegetarian, then products of animal origin, such as liver or other offal, are also suitable.

If your activity involves prolonged physical or psychological stress, then vitamin B1 must be present in your diet, as well as additionally in the form vitamin complex.

Contraindications to the use of vitamin B1

A contraindication to taking vitamin B1 is a sensitive intolerance to the tablet form of the vitamin, allergic reactions or hypervitaminosis. In this case, it does not recommend taking B vitamins, including B6 and B12.

VITAMIN B2 (riboflavin)

Vitamin B2 enhances redox processes in the body. Daily dose vitamin B2 - 1.5-2.5 ml. As an active catalyst for many processes in the body, vitamin B2 improves tissue respiration and visual perception, and also participates in hematopoiesis, metabolism of carbohydrates and fats.

Like vitamin B1, riboflavin is involved in the body's processing of sugar, while improving the functioning of various energy mechanisms. Together with several other vitamins and elements, vitamin B2 creates enzymes that are essential for metabolism and the transport of oxygen throughout the body. Thus, riboflavin is essential for the "breathing" of cells. human body. An interesting fact is that vitamin B2 helps in the formation of red blood cells which promotes blood renewal.

What does it contain enough vitamin B2? Riboflavin is found in milk, cottage cheese, and cheese. If you consume up to 100 cottage cheese or cheese daily, plus 2-3 glasses of sour milk, then the need for vitamin B2 will be practically satisfied. But if your life or professional activity directly related to severe physical activity, then the need for riboflavin is much higher and reaches 3-3.5 mg. per day.

Pregnant women will also need a fairly tangible dose of riboflavin, because it is so important for them to bear a full-fledged baby. It may be 2-3 mg. in a day. Riboflavin is good because it prevents interruption and early rejection children's place. Therefore, pregnant women should definitely consume foods rich in vitamin B2.

In addition to milk and dairy products, riboflavin is found in green leafy vegetables, unrefined grains or wholemeal breads, in the liver, kidneys, and meat.

VITAMIN B3 (niacin, a nicotinic acid, nicotinamide)

In nature, there are two forms of vitamin B3: nicotinamide and nicotinic acid. The properties of each vitamin are different, since niacin reduces the level of triglycerides and cholesterol in the blood. Nicotinamide renders positive influence on the body with diabetes and osteoarthritis.

Vitamin PP or nicotinic acid is quite effective in the treatment of diseases, as well as vitamin C. Properties nicotinic acid do not change either when exposed to acids and alkalis, or when high temperatures oh, no ultraviolet radiation.

Vitamin B3 due to its exceptional properties is considered to be drug. It is often used to normalize blood cholesterol levels, as well as to improve the functioning of the cardiovascular system. It has been proven that people who survived myocardial infarction and took niacin have a significant chance of staying alive than those who either did not take vitamin B3 at all or took other drugs.

Ensuring normal blood circulation, vitamin B3 is involved in dozens of reactions, as a result of which fat and sugar are converted into clean energy. Niacin is involved in the processes of oxygen enrichment of cells, carbohydrate metabolism, as well as in the regulation of the functions of the brain and digestive organs.

VITAMIN B4 (choline)

Vitamin B group refers to vitamin-like substances that are soluble in water and are destroyed when exposed to high temperatures. Vitamin B4 is needed by the human body for processing, liquefaction and metabolism in the liver. In addition, choline or vitamin B4 lowers the average level of cholesterol, thereby stimulating cardiac activity. Vitamin B4 is also necessary for the passage of nerve and muscle impulses, the synthesis of methionine.

Choline has its effect on the carbon metabolism that occurs in the body, and normalizes insulin levels. Like the most chief assistant in the work of the liver, vitamin B4 removes some poisons from the human body and medical preparations.

Choline is used to prevent and treat atherosclerosis, in order to activate memory and brain activity and also for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease. Choline is useful for obese people, as it helps fight overweight. Latest Research show that vitamin B4 helps repair nerve cells, contrary to popular belief that nerve cells do not regenerate.

Vitamin B4 deficiency is accompanied by the following symptoms: headache, irritability, memory lapses, insomnia, circulatory disorders, fat deposition in the liver, cardiac arrhythmia, increased cholesterol, hypertension. With unjustified intake of choline, signs of an overdose may occur: nausea, diarrhea, profuse sweating, appearance bad smell body, increased blood pressure.

Vitamin B4 is found in foods of plant and animal origin. So a large fraction of the B vitamin is found in oatmeal, sprouted grains of wheat, rice, spinach, soybeans, green leafy vegetables, cabbage. Choline is also found in egg yolk, offal (liver and heart of animals), dairy products.

VITAMIN B5 (pantothenic acid)

Vitamin B5 is part of coenzyme A, playing important role in the metabolism of fats and carbohydrates. Vitamin B5 is absorbed by the body in small intestine in the form of active absorption. Once in the blood, pantothenic acid is transformed into coenzyme A, partially captured by red blood cells. What is left after the formation of coenzyme A can circulate in a free state. Vitamin B5 is used by all body tissues and excreted through the kidneys in the form of pantothenic acid.

Vitamin B5 is also called calcium pantothenate. It is a water-soluble vitamin that aids in the production of energy by the cell. Pantothenic acid participates in the processes of oxidation and acetylation, in the constant synthesis of acetylcholine, promotes carbohydrate and fat metabolism, synthesizes corticosteroids, as well as adrenal hormones.

The regulatory effect of vitamin B5 on the nervous system and intestinal motility contributes to a more coordinated work of the whole organism. In addition, vitamin B5 is essential for maintaining and normal functioning mucous membranes and good skin condition. Pantothenic acid promotes tissue regeneration.

Vitamin B5 regulates the absorption of potassium, glucose, vitamin E from the intestines.

It is interesting that the word "pantoten" from the Greek language means approximately the following "from all sides". And this means that this vitamin of group B is contained in meat products, fruits and vegetables, nuts and seeds, cereal grains. Unfortunately, any industrial processing (canning, freezing) destroys vitamin B5, so you should use all of the above products (except meat) in a natural, fresh.

VITAMIN B6 (pyridoxine, pyridoxinal and pyridoxamine)

Vitamin B6 is a combination of three substances: pyridoxine, pyridoxinal and pyridoxamine. All three components are closely related to each other, forming a special connection. Vitamin B6 - water soluble like others water soluble vitamins it is excreted from the body after 6-8 hours.

Vitamin B6 is involved in protein metabolism, in the synthesis of neurotransmitters and hematopoiesis. Pyridoxine promotes the formation of red blood cells and leukocytes (antibodies). As an auxiliary element, it is involved in the formation of various magnesium compounds and of hydrochloric acid.

Vitamins of group B, including vitamin B6, are useful in that they positively affect the nervous system of the body, prevent nervous disorders. This vitamin also contributes to the full absorption of fats and protein, is a natural diuretic, relieves nausea. As for the effect of vitamin B6 on muscles, it has a relaxing effect on the muscles of the arms and legs, allowing the muscles to relax and the person to fully relax. Vitamin B6 is also useful for the skin, as it allows it to be synthesized correctly. nucleic acids which, in turn, prevent the aging of our skin.

Pyridoxine, pyridoxinal and pyridoxamine are found in following products: beef, eggs, milk, offal (liver, kidney, heart); in melons, cabbage; in wheat bran and ovaries of wheat.

Vitamin B6 is indispensable for women. Taking this vitamin will provide normal development fruit, as it is necessary for the natural exchange of amino acids (tryptophan and histamine). The daily dose of vitamin B6 for pregnant women is 5 mg.

The role of vitamins in our life cannot be overestimated. Without touching on the question of what to prefer - natural vitamins or pharmacy vitamin preparations, consider. These are B1 - thiamine, B6 - pyridoxine and B12 - cyanocobalamin.
In the treatment of diseases of the peripheral and central nervous system, all three vitamins have been used for a long time and are deservedly considered reliable neurotropic drugs. Special Role they are relegated to intermediate metabolism taking place in the nervous system.

Vitamin B1 - thiamine

Thiamine, being localized in the membranes of the cells of our nerves, regenerates damaged nerve fibers, forms the structure of neuronal membranes.
To keep the body in healthy condition a person must consume a certain daily intake of vitamins. The need for vitamin B1 per day is from 1.3 to 2.6 mg. In the elderly, pregnant and breastfeeding women, the daily requirement for this vitamin increases. in need of higher dose and those who suffer from hyperfunction thyroid gland, and those who abuse alcohol, and those who are subject to constant stress and heavy metal poisoning.

Vitamin B6 - pyridoxine

Vitamin B6 promotes the metabolism of amino acids, and is also involved in fat and protein metabolism and in immune responses. daily requirement in pyridoxine for an adult - from 1.5 to 3 mg, for a child under 1 year old - 0.3-0.6 mg, for pregnant and lactating women a little more - up to 2.2 mg per day. This vitamin is extremely necessary for children who are on artificial feeding, pregnant women and people taking antibiotics for a long time.

Vitamin B12 - cyanocobalamin

Vitamin B12 is indispensable in the process of cell division, regulation of amino acid and fat metabolism as well as in hematopoiesis. It is also involved in the biochemical processes of myelination of nerve fibers. A person's need for vitamin B12 per day is 2-3 mcg for adults, 0.3-1 mcg for children, and 2.6-4 mcg for pregnant and lactating mothers.

Indications for the appointment of vitamin preparations B1, B6, B12

The three main B vitamins are usually prescribed for malnutrition, alcoholism, malabsorption syndrome. In the complex, vitamins are prescribed for natural recovery work of nervous tissues in various polyneuropathies, as well as for the treatment pain syndromes. A deficiency in any of the B vitamins can cause polyneuropathy.

Vitamin B1 deficiency, together with the toxic effects of ethanol, plays a primary role in the development of alcohol dependence. If we take Russia as an example, we can say that the process of generalized defeat is widespread in Russia. peripheral nerves, which occurs in 10 cases out of 100 in people aged 40-70 suffering from alcohol addiction. At the same time, there is a pronounced deficiency of vitamin B1, most likely caused by carbohydrate nutrition. In addition, vitamin B1 is required to remove alcohol from the body, and in large quantities.

Of course, preference should be given natural sources vitamins. However, for any condition or disease, a person may also be prescribed pharmacy concentrated vitamin preparations.

In medicine, the action of such a useful biologically active substance has not been addressed for a long time. special attention. However, later it turned out that its deficiency causes more than 100 diseases. Not only the metabolism in the body, the absorption of proteins, but even the mood depends on this compound involved in the synthesis of serotonin - the hormone of happiness.

Vitamin B6 - instructions for use

What is pyridoxine? This is the pharmaceutical name of the drug, which is a water-soluble crystals. B6 vitamins have three modifications:

• pyridoxine hydrochloride;
• pyridoxal;
• pyridoxamine.

The release of the drug is carried out in tablets and in liquid form. The solution in ampoules is intended for intravenous, intramuscular and subcutaneous injection. The method of administration of the drug is selected based on the purpose of its use. To prevent hypovitaminosis, improve the condition of hair, skin, nails, this pharmacy product is taken in tablets. Their use is practiced and, if necessary, a combination of drugs B6 and B1. In liquid form, these related substances are incompatible, so they should be injected into different days.

For complex treatment diseases, vitamin B6 is also more effective to use by injection. Dosages are determined by the types of diseases. As a rule, 20-25 injections are prescribed per course. You can repeat the treatment only after a few months. This practice of introducing vitamin B6 should not be violated - the instructions for use warn: with overdoses, the risk of adverse allergic reactions increases.

Vitamin B6 - indications for use

The functions of this substance are diverse. An excess of pyridoxine is just as harmful as a deficiency. There are few contraindications for its use: hypersensitivity, stomach and duodenal ulcers, ischemic disease hearts. Vitamin pyridoxine is used:

• with hypo- and avitaminosis;
• for the treatment of many diseases;
• in preventive purposes.

With a lack of vitamin B6 - indications for the use of pyridoxine are:

• increased nervous excitability;
• exposure infectious diseases;
• toxicosis during pregnancy;
• underweight in premature newborns;
• bad condition skin, hair, nails;
• slow weight loss;
• sea ​​and air sickness, etc.

The drug is an essential component in the complex therapy of many diseases. It:

• anemia;
• atherosclerosis;
• heart failure;
• diabetes;
• dermatitis, herpetic infections, psoriasis;
• enteritis;
• hepatitis, cholecystitis;
• sciatica, neuritis, neuralgia, Parkinson's disease;
• tuberculosis;
• prolonged stress, depression;
• alcoholism.

Vitamin B6 in ampoules

Vitamin B6 tablets

The preparations are produced with the content of pyridoxine hydrochloride in 2, 5 and 10 mg. In addition, brewer's yeast is sold with standardized doses of this substance, which can be taken as a preventive measure. According to the instructions, vitamin B6 tablets should be swallowed whole after meals with water. How much to take? Recommended for hypovitaminosis daily rate, needed by the body, is 3-5 mg for adults, but 2 mg is enough for a child. AT medicinal purposes appoint 20-30 mg.

The price of vitamin B6

Inexpensive medication can be bought in an online store (pharmacy), by selecting and ordering it from the catalog. Estimated prices for vitamins B6 in complex preparations are as follows:

• Angiovit (B6 + B12 + folic acid), price - 220-240 rubles;
• Pentovit (B6 + B1, 3, 12 + folic acid), price - 130-150 rubles;
• Multi-tabs B-complex (B6 + B1, 2, 3, 5, 12 + folic acid), price - 300-360 rubles;
• Magne B6 Forte, Premium (B6 + magnesium), price - 660-810 rubles;
• Magnelis B6 (B6 + magnesium), price - 280-420 rubles;
• Milgamma compositum (B6 + B1), price - 560-1140 rubles;
• Neuromultivit (B6 + B1, 12), price - 240-630 rubles.

How to choose vitamin B6

If the drug is necessary for treatment, you should purchase a medication prescribed by a doctor, for example, Elevit Pronatal or Magnesium B6 for pregnant women. For preventive use, it is better to choose:

• complex preparations, which contain not only vitamin B6, but also macro-, microelements (Complivit, Alphabet, etc.);
• medicines, the dosages of the ingredients of which are not lower than 50% and not higher than 100% of the recommended ones;
• products, the cost of which in pharmacies is not too high - the drugs are approximately the same in composition, so you should not overpay for brands.

Vitamin B6 - what foods contain

It is desirable that pyridoxine enters the body more with food. Many Russians are deficient in vitamin B6 - what foods contain pyridoxine in maximum quantities? Their list is small. Here are foods rich in vitamin B6:

• nuts - pine nuts, walnuts, hazelnuts;
• pet liver;
• seedlings of cereals;
• beans;
• spinach;
• potato;
• cabbage;
• tomatoes;
• sea ​​​​buckthorn;
• horseradish;
• Sweet pepper;
• pomegranate.

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What are the benefits of these vitamins in injection form. How to take them correctly and in what dosage.

The current ecological situation is far from ideal. Our body is under negative impact, while obtaining the minimum volume of truly wholesome food. In such a situation, it is recommended to support it - to pierce the B vitamins (B1, B6 and B12).

The question is how to give injections, what are their benefits, and is it possible simultaneous reception these elements. Questions require detailed consideration, because mistakes often lead to a lack of results or harmful effects for good health.

The benefits of B vitamins

To begin with, let's figure out what the benefits of injections B1, B6, B2 and B12 are, what effect these elements have on the body:

• Vitamin B1- a substance involved in the formation of fats and carbohydrates in the human body. It helps with carbohydrate metabolism, participates in protein transamination and deamination. Its positive actions include optimization of the work of the gastrointestinal tract system, improvement of motor and secretory function stomach, normalization of the heart. B1 also has a positive effect on the reflex work of the body.
• Vitamin B2. When choosing which vitamins it is better to pierce, one should not forget about the benefits of B2, which is involved in the normalization of the brain and the central nervous system as a whole. The action of the element is aimed at helping in the synthesis of important hormones, optimizing the work of the adrenal glands. It is also useful for the organs of vision.
• Vitamin B6. The course of such an element is a chance to normalize the work of digestion, heart, central nervous system. Many people ask if it is possible to inject vitamins B6 and B12 at the same time. The answer is yes. When prescribing drugs, doctors often combine the substances mentioned so that the regimen is more effective. As for the benefits of B6, there are a number of other points worth noting. It is responsible for maintaining the level of sodium and potassium, helps to maintain a normal balance of hormones, renews cells and participates in metabolic processes.
• Vitamin B12. We must not forget about B12, which does not allow stress hormones to “roam” in the body. It is also involved in the synthesis of amino acids, DNA and RNA. Its purpose is to update nerve cells, aid in the maturation of platelets, lower cholesterol levels. The element is especially important for women during pregnancy, because it helps cells divide. On average, it is recommended to make injections that are four times the daily rate.

Due to the presence of B12 reserves in the liver, the likelihood of a deficiency is low, but with a long-term shortage, negative consequences may occur.

If you periodically take a course of vitamins B1, B6 and B12, then many dangerous moments can be avoided.

The procedure for combining and taking drugs

Many after visiting the doctor decide to pierce with vitamins. And here it is worth making a decision - to do the work yourself or trust the doctors. In the first case, it is worth knowing clearly which B vitamins can be injected together and what their combination is fraught with.

So, vitamin B6 cannot be injected simultaneously with B1. The reason is that these elements neutralize each other's action, and in the end the body does not receive any benefit. In addition, it is forbidden to inject B6 together with vitamin C, the effect is similar to that described above.

Given the compatibility of vitamins B1, B6 and B12 in ampoules, then best option- a combination of the last two, because they get along well with each other. The only thing that it is recommended to do injections is not every day, but once every 2 days. It is allowed to combine groups B2, B5 and B9, as well as B2, B6 and B9.

Now let's look at how to properly inject. Doctors recommend injecting in the buttocks or in upper lobe hips. If you do the work yourself, then the second option is preferable (it’s more convenient). The algorithm of actions is as follows:

• Wash your hands before starting the manipulations mentioned below.
• The place where the injection is made, disinfect. All it takes is to moisten a piece of cotton alcohol solution and treat the surface where the injection will be made.
• Open the ampoule, put the needle on the syringe and press the piston all the way to release air.
• Gain the required amount of vitamin, then press on the piston until a drop of substance comes out of the needle tip. This approach makes sure that all the air is out.
• Pull the skin in the area where the injection will be made, insert the needle. The drug is injected slowly, after which the injection site is treated with an alcohol solution.

It is important to understand that the correct scheme of vitamin injections is an opportunity to cover the existing deficit, to fill the body with useful substances. In this case, the main thing is to take into account the dosage and compatibility of drugs. Perfect option- act only on the fact of a doctor's prescription. Otherwise, the effect of vitamin therapy may not be at all. With self-administration, it is recommended to be careful and not make mistakes when dosing drugs.

So, vitamin B12 should be supplied in a volume of 1 mg, the course time is 7-14 days. The dosage of the substance varies depending on the current condition of the patient. The minimum volume is three injections. If the case is running, then up to twenty full injections are recommended.

As for the question, at what time of the day is it better to inject vitamins, then the doctor makes the decision. Often different substances can be carried in the morning and in the evening to exclude negative manifestations. At the same time, B12 is most often pricked in the morning.

Results

In conclusion, we highlight the most important points, which should be learned before starting vitamin therapy:

• Vitamins B6 and B1 are incompatible. The action of pyridoxine suppresses the benefits of thiamine, preventing it from performing its tasks.
• It is allowed to combine pyridoxine with calcium, magnesium and zinc. It has already been proven that B6 is able to retain the mentioned elements in the body.
• Most correct option- combination of B6 and B12 (taken every two days).
• Injections improve metabolic processes. That is why doctors recommend giving injections often, but with strict observance dosage. To avoid problems, it is worth acting only as directed by a doctor.
• The introduction of the vitamins in question is carried out in the gluteal or upper part hips. In this case, it is imperative to comply with all the rules for performing injections.