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Can Mieloguard be used by a person suffering from epilepsy?
Can this remedy be used by a person undergoing chronic treatment, for epilepsy, taking psychotropic drugs, a person wants to help the brain work. The preparation contains vitamins of group B. But will not their higher dose cause harm to the body? For example, through increased epileptic seizures. The patient has symptoms of deficiency of vitamins of group b. And the doctor dumps everything on epilepsy instead of ordering tests .
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Joanna Dunajska Pharmacist, Editor
1 year ago
Mieloguard is a preparation containing uridine monophosphate, cytidine monophosphate, vitamins B1, B3, B6, B12 and B9, magnesium. It is a preparation designed to improve the functioning of the nervous system. According to the currently available information, which I was able to check, there are no reports of an increase in the frequency of epileptic attacks by the ingredients contained in the preparation. However, the use of complex supplements along with drugs that also act on the nervous system should be consulted with the attending physician. Too high content of B vitamins can be manifested, m.in, by headaches and dizziness, mood disorders, symptoms from the digestive system.
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