Vita B Cell

Introduction:

Composition:
Each ml contains 

Vitamin B1................500mg

Vitamin B2................25mg

Vitamin B5................200mg

Vitamin B6................200mg

Nicotinamide............1000mg

Solvent to.................100mg

Uses:
Ruminants: Inappetance, weakness, ataxia, paresis, anorexia, diarrhoea followed by signs characteristic of polyencephalomalacia including blindness, head pressing, convulsions, paralysis, opisthotonos, poor growth, loss of hair, skin lessions, lacrimation & salivation, scours, metabolic disorders, microcytic hypochromic anaemia, nervous disorders, scally dermatitis around the mouth 8 muzzle, leukopenia.
Horse: Lethargy, anorexia, weight loss, ataxia, cardiac arhythmias, muscle tremors & convulsions.
Dogs: Anorexia, emesis, depression, paraparesis, torticollis, circling, convulsions, signs of "Black tongue" or "brown mouth", cheilosis, glossitis, gingivitis, bloody diarrhoea, cardiomyopathy.
Dosage & Administration:
Vita-B-Cell injection can be used intramuscularly.
Large animals (Cattle, Buffalo, Horse) -: 5-10 ml daily thrice in a week.
Small animals (Sheep, Goat, dog, Cat) :1-2 ml daily thrice in a week.
Contralndicatlon:
Vita-B-Cell injection should not be used in animals hypersensitive to active ingredient.
Use in Pregnancy and Lactation:
Vita-B-Cell injection is safe in pregnant and lactating animals.
Adverse effects:
Vita-B-Cell  injection has no common side effect at the recommended dose.
Precaution:
Vita-B-Cell injection should be used by Intramuscular route only. Because it may cause shock due to the presence of procaine HCI & phenol.
Drug Interaction:
Riboflavin reduces the antibiotic activity of solution of streptomycin, tetracyclines, potassium supplements, neomycin etc. have been found to impair cobalamin absorption. There is no evidence that they have a significant effect on utilization of cobalamin given as therapy.