Medicine : Vitoxy Cap
| Name: | Vitoxy Cap |
| Type: | Capsule |
| Manufacturer: | A N Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd |
| Generic Use: | Vitamin A , Vitamin E , Vitamin D3 , Riboflavin , Cyanocobalamin |
| Composition: | Vitamin A(5000 Iu) , Vitamin E(25 Iu) , Vitamin D3(400 Iu) , Riboflavin(10 Mg) , Cyanocobalamin(5 Mcg) |
| Substitutes: | vitoxy cap , vitoxy cap , vitoxy cap , vitoxy cap , vitoxy cap |
Generic ( Vitamin A )
| Typical use Of Vitamin A : | Vitamin A Is A Fat Soluble Vitamin And Is Effective For The Treatment Of Vitamin A Deficiency And Abnormal Dryness Of The Conjunctiva And Cornea Of The Eye, With Swelling And Ridge Formation. |
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| Mechanism of action of Vitamin A : | Vitamin A Is Required For Proper Growth And Development, Good Eye Sight, And To Increase The Immunity Of The Body. In Eye, It Helps In The Formation Of Retina Which Is Required For Both Low-light And Color Vision. Vitamin A As Retinoic Acid Is A Growth Factor For Epithelial And Other Cells. |
| Drug Interaction of Vitamin A : | Vitamin A Is Known To Interact Significantly With Other Drugs Birth Control Pills, Blood Thinners (warfarin), Synthetic Vitamin A Preparations, And Cholestyramine. Always Consult Your Physician For The Change Of Dose Regimen Or An Alternative Drug Of Choice That May Strictly Be Required. |
| Side effects of Vitamin A : | Severe Allergic Reactions, Inflammation Of Skin Of Face, Conjunctival Inflammation, Dry Mucus, Inflammation Of Skin Adjacent To Nails, Haziness Of Cornea, Peeling Of Skin Of Palms And Feet, Ulcers And Inflammation Of Corners Of Lips, And Hair Fall. |
INTERACTIONS OF VITAMIN A
How Vitamin A will impact on Pregnancy ?There Are No Studies Available Regarding Its Use During Pregnancy. Patients Should Follow The Advice Of The Doctor Regarding Its Use. |
How Vitamin A will impact during lactation(breastfeeding) ?There Are No Studies Available Regarding Its Use During Lactation. Patients Should Follow The Advice Of The Doctor Regarding Its Use. |
Medicine & Alcohol use and effect of Vitamin ANo Studies Found |
Generic ( Vitamin E )
| Typical use Of Vitamin E : | In Chronic Cholestasis (liver And Gall Bladder Diseases), Cystic Fibrosis, (an Inherited Disorder Affecting The Lungs, Pancreas And Other Glands), And Abetalipoproteinaemia (inherited Disease Of Fat Deficiency Affecting Growth) Where Less Of Vitamin E Is Absorbed From The Diet, Extra Vitamin E May Be Needed. It Is Used In Cosmetic Products For The Skin And The Hair. |
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| Mechanism of action of Vitamin E : | Vitamin E Is A Fat-soluble Vitamin With Antioxidant Properties. It Binds To Oxygen Free Radicals And Lipid Radicals. These Are The Substances That Can Cause Tissue And Cell Membrane Damage. Vitamin E Thus Protects The Cell Membrane From Oxidative Damage. |
| Drug Interaction of Vitamin E : | Vitamin E May Increase The Risk Of Blood Clotting In Patients Taking Oral Contraceptive Pills Containing Estrogens. Always Consult Your Physician For The Change Of Dose Regimen Or An Alternative Drug Of Choice That May Strictly Be Required. |
| Side effects of Vitamin E : | Diarrhea Or Stomach Upset. |
INTERACTIONS OF VITAMIN E
How Vitamin E will impact on Pregnancy ?There Is Sufficient Evidence To Suggest That There Is No Risk To The Fetus In The First Trimester (12 Weeks) Of Pregnancy And There Is No Evidence Of Risk In Later Trimesters. Patients Should Follow The Advice Of The Doctor Regarding Its Use. |
How Vitamin E will impact during lactation(breastfeeding) ?Safest: Evidence From Clinical Studies Has Shown That This Drug When Taken By Breastfeeding Mothers Has Not Shown Any Major Side Effects In Infants. The Possibility Of Harm To The Breastfed Infants Is Expected To Be Rare Or The Drug Does Not Reach The Infant Through Breast Milk. Patients Should Follow The Advice Of The Doctor Regarding Its Use. |
Medicine & Alcohol use and effect of Vitamin ENo Studies Found |
Generic ( Vitamin D3 )
| Typical use Of Vitamin D3 : | Vitamin D3 Is Used For The Prevention And Treatment Of Vitamin D Deficiency. |
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| Mechanism of action of Vitamin D3 : | Vitamin D3 Increases The Absorption Of Calcium And Phosphorous That Are Vital In Forming And Maintaining Strong Bones. It Is Also Required In Regulating Cell Growth And Maintaining A Healthy Immune System. |
| Drug Interaction of Vitamin D3 : | When Vitamin D3 Is Used Along With Phenytoin, Barbiturates Or Glucocorticoids, The Effect Of Vitamin D3 Can Be Decreased. The Effects Of Digitalis And Other Cardiac Glycosides May Be Increased When Calcium Is Taken With Vitamin D. Cholestyramine Or Paraffin Oil May Reduce The Gastrointestinal Absorption Of Vitamin D. The Anti-cancer Drug Actinomycin And Drugs Used To Treat Fungal Infections May Alter The Vitamin D Activity. Always Consult Your Physician For The Change Of Dose Regimen Or An Alternative Drug Of Choice That May Strictly Be Required. |
| Side effects of Vitamin D3 : | Side Effects Of Vitamin D3 Are Uncommon. These May Include Too Much Calcium In The Blood (hypercalcemia) Or Urine (hypecalciurea), Leading To A Feeling Of Sickness, Loss Of Appetite, Constipation, Stomach Ache, Excessive Thirst, Muscle Weakness, Drowsiness Or Confusion. |
INTERACTIONS OF VITAMIN D3
How Vitamin D3 will impact on Pregnancy ?There Are No Studies Available Regarding Its Use During Pregnancy. Patients Should Follow The Advice Of The Doctor Regarding Its Use. |
How Vitamin D3 will impact during lactation(breastfeeding) ?There Are No Studies Available Regarding Its Use During Lactation. Patients Should Follow The Advice Of The Doctor Regarding Its Use. |
Medicine & Alcohol use and effect of Vitamin D3No Studies Found |
Generic ( Riboflavin )
| Typical use Of Riboflavin : | Arabinoflavinosis, Vitamin Deficiency. |
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| Mechanism of action of Riboflavin : | Binds To Riboflavin Hydrogenase, Riboflavin Kinase, And Riboflavin Synthase. Riboflavin Is The Precursor Of Flavin Mononucleotide (FMN, Riboflavin Monophosphate) And Flavin Adenine Dinucleotide (FAD). The Antioxidant Activity Of Riboflavin Is Principally Derived From Its Role As A Precursor Of FAD And The Role Of This Cofactor In The Production Of The Antioxidant Reduced Glutathione. Reduced Glutathione Is The Cofactor Of The Selenium-containing Glutathione Peroxidases Among Other Things. The Glutathione Peroxidases Are Major Antioxidant Enzymes. Reduced Glutathione Is Generated By The FAD-containing Enzyme Glutathione Reductase. |
| Drug Interaction of Riboflavin : | Arabinoflavinosis, Vitamin Deficiency. |
| Side effects of Riboflavin : | Discoloration Of Urine, Swelling Of Face, Difficulty Breathing, Swelling Of Lips And Tongue. |
INTERACTIONS OF RIBOFLAVIN
How Riboflavin will impact on Pregnancy ?There Is Sufficient Evidence To Suggest That There Is No Risk To The Fetus In The First Trimester (12 Weeks) Of Pregnancy And There Is No Evidence Of Risk In Later Trimesters. Patients Should Follow The Advice Of The Doctor Regarding Its Use. |
How Riboflavin will impact during lactation(breastfeeding) ?Safer: Drug Has Been Studied In Few Breastfeeding Women And The Evidence Shows That There Is No Increase In Side Effects In The Infants, Or The Possibility Of Harm To The Breastfed Infants Is Expected To Be Rare. Patients Should Follow The Advice Of The Doctor Regarding Its Use. |
Medicine & Alcohol use and effect of RiboflavinNo Studies Found |
Generic ( Cyanocobalamin )
| Typical use Of Cyanocobalamin : | Addisonian Pernicious Anaemia, Congenital Cobalamine Malabsorption, Congenital Intrinsic Factor Deficiency, Homocystenemia, Ileal Resection, Methylmalonylacidurias, Nutrition Deficiency, Post Gastrectomy Vit B-12 Deficiency, Transcobalamin II Deficiency, And Can Also Be Given In Adjunctive Therapy As An Alternative Drug Of Choice In Vitamin-B12 Defeciency Of Dietary Origin. |
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| Mechanism of action of Cyanocobalamin : | Vitamin B12 Is Used In The Body In Two Forms: Methylcobalamin And 5-deoxyadenosyl Cobalamin. The Enzyme Methionine Synthase Needs Methylcobalamin As A Cofactor. This Enzyme Is Involved In The Conversion Of The Amino Acid Homocysteine Into Methionine. Methionine In Turn Is Required For DNA Methylation. 5-Deoxyadenosyl Cobalamin Is A Cofactor Needed By The Enzyme That Converts L-methylmalonyl-CoA To Succinyl-CoA. This Conversion Is An Important Step In The Extraction Of Energy From Proteins And Fats. Furthermore, Succinyl CoA Is Necessary For The Production Of Hemoglobin, The Substances That Carries Oxygen In Red Blood Cells. |
| Drug Interaction of Cyanocobalamin : | Cyanocobalamin Is Known To Interact With Other Drugs Like Alcohol, Chloramphenicol, Cholestyramine, Colchicine, Colchicine, Epoetin, Glucose, Neomycin, Neomycin, Omeprazole. |
| Side effects of Cyanocobalamin : | Hypersensitivity Reactions, Shivering, Dyspnea, Persistant Urticaria, Bronchospasm. |
INTERACTIONS OF CYANOCOBALAMIN
How Cyanocobalamin will impact on Pregnancy ?There Are No Studies Available Regarding Its Use During Pregnancy. Patients Should Follow The Advice Of The Doctor Regarding Its Use. |
How Cyanocobalamin will impact during lactation(breastfeeding) ?There Are No Studies Available Regarding Its Use During Lactation. Patients Should Follow The Advice Of The Doctor Regarding Its Use. |
Medicine & Alcohol use and effect of CyanocobalaminNo Studies Found |