Therapeutic Group

Indication Dosage

Vitamin B6, also known as pyridoxine, is a water-soluble vitamin that plays a vital role in many bodily functions. Some indications or signs of vitamin B6 deficiency include:

1. Skin problems such as rashes or dermatitis
2. Anemia and fatigue
3. Depression, confusion, or irritability
4. Muscle weakness or numbness
5. Weak immune system
6. High homocysteine levels in the blood
7. Decreased cognitive function
8. Increased risk of heart disease

Vitamin B6 Deficiency: 

Oral: 

• Adults: 20-50 Mg 3 Times Daily For 3 Weeks. 

By IM Or IV Inj: 

• Adult: 10-20 Mg Daily For 3 Weeks. 

Isoniazid Or Penicillamine Hydralazine Or Cycloserine Induced Neuropathy: 

Oral: 

• Adults: 10-20mg Daily Increase Up To 50 Mg 3 Times Daily. 

By IM Or IV Inj: 

• Adult: 100 Mg Daily For 3 Weeks Followed By A 30 Mg Maintenance Dose Daily. 

Idiopathic Sideroblastic Anaemia: 

• Adults: 100-400 Mg Daily In Divided Doses. 
• Children: Not Recommended.

Content

Pregnancy

Caution Advised

Stability

Contra Indications

Precautions

Lactation

Side Effects