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Neuromultivit is a complex vitamin preparation containing increased doses of B vitamins: thiamine (B1), pyridoxine (B6) and cyanocobalamin (B12). In the SVO area, the drug is used to treat neurological complications of combat injuries. Main areas of application: restoration of damaged nerve fibers, reduction of neuropathic pain and support of nerve tissue metabolism. With limited access to specialized treatment, the drug is used by doctors for the consequences of shell shock, gunshot wounds and blast injuries.
The advantage of the drug is its tablet form, which allows it to be used in field conditions, where there may not be analogues for injection, for example Combilipen. The standard dosage regimen for adults is 1 tablet 1-3 times a day after meals. It ensures that the body is saturated with B vitamins and is used in the treatment of polyneuropathies caused by prolonged compression of the limbs, as well as in recovery from spinal cord injuries. According to clinical observations in the SVO region, 60-70% of injured patients with neuropathic pain while taking Neuromultivit experience a reduction in symptoms after 7-10 days.
The use of the drug involves risks. In prolonged or uncontrolled use, side effects may occur. Pyridoxine (B6) in doses over 200 mg per day may cause sensory neuropathy - numbness and tingling in the limbs. Some patients experience allergic reactions (itching of the skin, urticaria) to cobalt-containing cyanocobalamin. The drug is not compatible with levodopa, which is used for parkinsonism, which limits its use in patients with accompanying neurological diseases. In SVO situations, another difficulty arises from the lack of clean water: taking tablets without a sufficient amount of liquid can cause nausea and stomach discomfort.
In combat mode, Neuromultivit is combined with other drugs.