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Why is Anti-TB drugs given with Vitamin B complex?
anti tb drugs.. such as isoniazid is given with vit b complex tablets because it combats the toxic side effects of the drug (INH). with regards to the interaction of Vit B to Isoniazid- it thus can increase pyridoxine requirements. pyridoxine is one of the compounds that can be called vitamin B6.summary:it is given with vitamin b complex to increase pyridoxine requirements (that assists in sodium and potassium balance in the body and promotes RBC production) and it combats the toxic side effects of the drug ISONIAZID/INH. anti tb drugs.. such as isoniazid is given with vit b complex tablets because it combats the toxic side effects of the drug (INH). with regards to the interaction of Vit B to Isoniazid- it thus can increase pyridoxine requirements. pyridoxine is one of the compounds that can be called vitamin B6.summary:it is given with vitamin b complex to increase pyridoxine requirements (that assists in sodium and potassium balance in the body and promotes RBC production) and it combats the toxic side effects of the drug ISONIAZID/INH. anti tb drugs.. such as isoniazid is given with vit b complex tablets because it combats the toxic side effects of the drug (INH). with regards to the interaction of Vit B to Isoniazid- it thus can increase pyridoxine requirements. pyridoxine is one of the compounds that can be called vitamin B6.summary:it is given with vitamin b complex to increase pyridoxine requirements (that assists in sodium and potassium balance in the body and promotes RBC production) and it combats the toxic side effects of the drug ISONIAZID/INH.from kaye kaye coraton
Can you smoke marijuana if you are currently taking isoniazid and b6?
smoking marijuana have an effect with me taking Rifampin?
Why is pyridoxine used in the treatment of tuberculosis?
Isoniazid is a first line anti-tubercular drug which is used in treatment of tuberculosis.Pyridoxine is the naturally occurring form of vitamin B6. Following absorption from the gastrointestinal tract, it is converted in the liver to a coenzyme, pyridoxal phosphate, that is involved in many metabolic processes. Isoniazid interferes competitively with pyridoxine metabolism by inhibiting the formation of the active form of the vitamin, and hence often results in peripheral neuropathy.Hence, to prevent peripheral neuropathy, pyridoxine 10mg/day is given prophylactically to patients along with anti-tubercular treatment.Patients with evidence of vitamin B6 deficiency may require doses upto 50mg/day.
Does isoniazid cure chlamydia?
Isoniazid or INH is an antitubercular medication and does not treat chlamydia.
What will happen if pyridoxine is given with levodopa?
pyridoxine (vitamin B6) can decrease the effect of levodopa.
What does the acronyms INH mean?
Isoniazid.
What happens if you stop taking isoniazid before the 6 months if up?
what hapen if i stop to take isoniazid 100 mg after 5 days using
How should you take isoniazid?
Do not take antacids that contain aluminum, such as Maalox, within 1 hour of taking isoniazid, as this may keep the medicine from working.
What are Ethambutol Rifampin and Isoniazid examples of?
antitubercular agent
Is Isoniazid considered narrow spectrum?
narrow or broad
Does isoniazid make urine orange?
Yes, isoniazid can sometimes cause urine to turn orange or reddish-brown in color. This is a known side effect of the medication and is usually harmless. It is important to inform your healthcare provider if you experience any unusual changes in urine color while taking isoniazid.
What drugs can cause pericardial effusion?
hydralazine, isoniazid, phenytoin
