V-Trizine (Non-covered injection) 1mlx10amp

Efficacy and effect

1. Prevention and treatment of vitamin B3 deficiency: pellagra, etc.
2. Supply when the demand for vitamin B3 is increasing and intake from food is insufficient:
   Consuming diseases, pregnant women, lactating women, and those who work hard physically, etc.
3. If any of the following diseases are suspected to be related to vitamin B3 deficiency or metabolic disorder:
   • Angular stomatitis, stomatitis, glossitis
   • Contact dermatitis, acute/chronic eczema, photosensitivity dermatitis
   • Meniere’s syndrome
   • Peripheral circulatory disorders (Raynaud’s phenomenon, cold extremities, frostbite)
   • Tinnitus, hearing loss
   • Paralysis due to SMON (Subacute myelo-optic neuropathy)

Precautions for use

– Patients with severe hypotension or arterial bleeding who are contraindicated in taking the drug (may further lower blood pressure due to vasodilation)

– Precautionary measures

• Patients with peptic ulcer or a history of peptic ulcer (massive administration may aggravate peptic ulcer).
• Patients with liver or gallbladder disease or a history of peptic ulcer (massive administration may cause hepatic disorders accompanied by cholestasis, abnormal arrangement of hepatocytes, and formation of nodules in fibrous tissue.)
• Patients with impaired glucose tolerance (massive administration may decrease glucose tolerance).

Appearance:

Colorless, clear liquid for injection in a colorless, transparent glass ampoule

Main ingredient:

Niacin 50mg/mL

Dosage and administration:

For adults, inject 10~100mg of niacin per day subcutaneously, intramuscularly, or intravenously. Increase or decrease the dosage appropriately depending on age and symptoms.

Packaging Information:

Ampoule (1mL) X 10