Everything you need to know about BEDOYECTA TRI (HYDROXOCOBALAMIN, VITAMIN B1, VITAMIN B6)

The following is a list of steps to place a B12 shot yourself.
Wash hands and lay out what you will need. Lay down a paper towel for your workspace Place the following onto your paper towel: alcohol wipes or a cotton ball with alcohol, B12 prefilled injectable syringe, and the needle that comes in the package. Wipe the area of your skin with the alcohol wipe where you plan on placing the injection. Wipe in a small circular motion for 30 seconds, allowing the skin to dry. Open just the tip of the needle with a plastic connector on it. Open the prefilled B12 syringe and remove the little rubber cap. Connect the needle to the plastic hub of the B12 injectable and twist and push it on with just a slight amount of pressure so it does not come off during the shot. Remove the grey long cap from the needle and hold the syringe up and express just a tiny drop of the B12 to remove any air. Use the thumb and forefinger of your free hand to hold the skin of the injection site taunt. Then hold the prefilled B12 syringe tight and firm and inject the needle into the skin at a 90-degree angle, so it is intramuscular. Push down the plunger slowly and gentle to place the B12 medication inside. Keep the syringe in control and when empty, pull it out gently. Use the cotton ball to apply some pressure to the injection site and cover it with a bandage. Use a one-handed method to recap the syringe and dispose of it in a sharps container, coffee can or plastic laundry soap jug.

Reason of Use-

Bedoyecta Tri is indicated in the prevention and treatment of vitamin deficiency of the formula. It is useful in the treatment of neuritis and polyneuritis of nutritional, diabetic, alcoholic and toxic origin due to the use of drugs. It can also be used in alcoholic beriberi, Wernicke’s encephalopathy, neuralgia and peripheral neuropathies, sciatica, facial paralysis, postherpetic neuralgia and in some metabolic disorders such as diabetic acidosis. The product covers the increase in vitamin B complex requirements demanded by situations that occur with increased energy use. It is used in the therapy of megaloblastic anemia due to vitamin B12 deficiency.
The medicine contributes to the activation of the processes responsible for the generation of energy, its use is relevant when the body has an increased need for vitamin B complexes:

1. Treatment of neuralgia and neuritis;
2. Nutritional exhaustion and a diabetic change in tissues;
3. Alcohol and drug addiction;
4. Toxicological poisoning due to prolonged and uncontrolled intake of drugs;
5. Severe vitamin deficiency, encephalopathy, facial paralysis;

Dosage and administration

The drug is available in ready-to-use form (glass syringes with disposable needles). Used for intramuscular injection. The dosage is 1-2 injections once a week, depending on the severity of the disease and the body’s need for B vitamins. In the chronic course of the disease, vitamin B12 deficiency medication is administered 1-2 times a month. The method of application is associated with the prolonged action of the drug and its gradual absorption by the body. Before use, appropriate tests are done for a lack of vitamin complexes in the body. Bedoyecta Tri medication interacts well with other medicines, so it can be used as a complex treatment.

Contraindications

Hypersensitivity to vitamins B1, B6 and B12. You should also refrain from using the medicine while using Levodopa. Contraindication to use is Leber’s disease, manifested in a hereditary pathology of the optic nerve. Pregnancy and lactation, for children under 1 year. The action of cyanocobalamin negatively affects the bearing of the fetus, in particular, inhibits the function of neurons, and can cause a newborn to become dependent on pyridoxine. During lactation, thiamine, pyridoxine and cyanocobalamin can suppress the secretion of breast milk, cause pain in the chest and harm the newborn baby.

Metabolic changes (diabetic acidosis).

Also, the drug can be used to treat megaloblastic anemia arising from a sharp deficiency of vitamin B12. The tool has worked well in the treatment of various mental disorders associated with a lack of vitamins.

Side effects

Taking Bedoyecta Tri increases the risk of neurological disorders manifested in peripheral sensory nephropathy. Vitamin B12, which is part of the drug, has the ability to mask the presence of megaloblastic anemia due to folate deficiency. In turn, folates are able to hide the deficiency of vitamin B12 in the body. The use of the drug increases the risk of gout in people who have an increased susceptibility to this disease (history should be checked before prescribing). An overdose of the drug can cause impaired liver and kidney function, up to the occurrence of its insufficiency.

Interaction with other medicines

The complex is able to reduce the concentration in the blood plasma of phenytonin and phenobarbital. Bedoyecta Tri antagonists include antirheumatic and antihypertensive drugs, as well as drugs used to treat tuberculosis. All of these groups weaken the effect of the use of vitamin groups. You should also refrain from the simultaneous use of oral contraceptives, immunosuppressants and alcohol.

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Everything you need to know about BEDOYECTA TRI (HYDROXOCOBALAMIN, VITAMIN B1, VITAMIN B6)

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These instructions are only regarding the Bedoyecta Tri B12 shots from Tijuana. This information is intended for weight loss surgery patients. Always follow your doctor’s instructions. Because different brands do come in different strengths, if you get the B12 injectables elsewhere, follow your doctor’s instructions. Placing a B12 Injection When possible, get a medical professional or friend to assist with placing the shots.

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