Polybion A Injection 1*2ML

Polybion A Injection is a prescription vitamin supplement used to treat vitamin and nutritional deficiencies. It contains a combination of essential vitamins that support the proper functioning of the body, ensure healthy growth, and maintain overall wellbeing. This injection is administered under the supervision of a healthcare professional and is not recommended for self-administration.

Uses of Polybion A Injection

Management of vitamin deficiencies

Support for overall nutrition and health

Prevention and treatment of fatigue caused by nutritional gaps

Benefits of Polybion A Injection

Supports brain, heart, and nervous system function

Enhances red blood cell formation and iron absorption, improving hemoglobin levels

Reduces the risk of anemia

Boosts energy levels and reduces fatigue

Helps maintain healthy hair and skin

Provides a combination of essential B-vitamins to replenish nutrient stores

How Polybion A Injection Works

Polybion A Injection contains a combination of five essential vitamins:

Methylcobalamin – supports nerve health and red blood cell production

Thiamine (Vitamin B1) – aids energy metabolism and proper nerve function

Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) – helps maintain healthy brain function and metabolism

Niacinamide – supports energy production and skin health

D-Panthenol – aids in tissue repair and overall skin and hair health

These nutrients work together to replenish the body’s stores, improve metabolic function, and address nutritional deficiencies effectively.

How to Use Polybion A Injection

Administered by a doctor or nurse only

Do not self-administer

Follow the dosage and schedule as advised by your healthcare provider

Common Side Effects

Most patients do not experience any side effects

Possible injection site reactions such as redness, swelling, or pain, which usually resolve on their own

Contact your doctor if side effects persist or worsen

Safety Advice

Alcohol: Consult your doctor before consuming alcohol

Pregnancy: Consult your doctor before use

Breastfeeding: Safe if prescribed; minimal risk to baby

Driving: Avoid if experiencing dizziness or other side effects

Kidney or Liver Issues: Generally safe; consult your doctor for guidance

What to Avoid

Self-administering the injection

Missing doses without consulting your doctor

Consuming alcohol excessively while on treatment

Missed Dose Instructions

If a dose is missed, contact your doctor immediately. They will advise whether to reschedule the dose or adjust your treatment plan.