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Additive Multivitamins with minerals
Additive multivitamin with minerals contributes to the activation and stabilization of metabolic processes in the body.
Indications of the additive Multivitamins with minerals
The drug is prescribed with a lack of micro-and macro-elements in the body, as well as vitamins or in the case of increased demand for them during the recovery from illness and treatment with antibiotics. As a preventive agent used in seasonal hypovitaminosis.
Pharmacodynamics
The multivitamin drug has a metabolic effect. The Mg2 + substance reduces the excitability of nerve endings, as well as the processes of impulse transmission along nerves and muscles. In addition, he takes part in a variety of different enzyme reactions. When there is a lack of Mg2 +, there are disorders affecting various body systems. There are neuromuscular (such as muscle weakness, tremors, myoclonia, convulsions) and mental disorders (a constant anxiety, insomnia and severe irritability). The rhythm of the heartbeat (extrasystole or tachycardia) and the digestive tract (pain, diarrhea, flatulence and spasms) may be impaired. In the stabilization of the metabolism process, pyridoxine also participates in the NS, which is a complement to Mg2 +. Thanks to the effects of folic acid, as well as cyanocobalamin, the work of the hematopoietic and nervous systems is improved.
Interactions with other drugs
Ca2 + ions, as well as phosphates, reduce absorption, and Mg2 + reduce the rate of absorption of tetracycline. The activity of levodopa is reduced by pyridoxine.
B6 vitamins used by patients taking levodopa for the treatment of Parkinson's disease, without the use of a peripheral DOPA-decarboxylase inhibitor, reduce the therapeutic effect of L-DOPA.
Since the compounds of cycloserine, isoniazid and penicillin with pyridoxine do not give active interaction, the content of the latter in the body decreases. Phenytoin reduces the concentration of folic acid, and it, in turn, reduces its anticonvulsant properties. Probenecid reduces the rate of elimination of riboflavin from the body. Since TCAs are derivatives of phenothiazine, they can reduce the therapeutic effects of vitamin B2.
Combine with vitamin C medications that reduce the effects of gastric juice, is not recommended. Salicylic acid, as well as other acid derivatives (eg, acetylsalicylic) interfere with the release of vitamin C, and also reduce its level in the blood plasma. Acidification of the body of vitamin E can interfere with mineral oils, as well as colestipol and cholestyramine.