With vitamin deficiencies, visual impairment and decreased immunity, doctors recommend taking Vetoron. The instruction reports that the composition of this tool includes several types of vitamins. The drug has a complex effect on the body. The multivitamin complex is well tolerated, has few contraindications and side effects.
Composition and action
The instructions of "Vetoron" indicate that the composition of the multivitamin complex includes the following active components:
- Beta Carotene (provitamin A). This is a pigment of plant origin, which is formed during photosynthesis. It has a bright orange color. The substance has antioxidant properties and protects cell membranes from harmful effects. It increases the body's resistance to infections and protects the skin from ultraviolet radiation. Beta-carotene is very useful for vision, this provitamin prevents the drying of the mucous membranes of the eye. The same substance is found in large quantities in carrots.
- Vitamin E (tocopherol). This component also protects cells from damage, prevents the destruction of red blood cells and stimulates blood circulation.
Vetoron is produced in the form of an orange liquid, poured into 20 ml bottles. The product contains 20 mg of beta-carotene and 8 mg of vitamin E.
There is also the drug "Vetoron E". Instructions for use informs that this product contains not only beta-carotene and vitamin E, but also ascorbic acid. This component stimulates the metabolism and synthesis of steroid hormones.
Vetoron is also available for children. It contains the same active ingredients as Vetoron E, but in a reduced dosage.
Indications
Instruction for drops "Vetoron" reports the following indications for their appointment:
- colds;
- vitamin deficiency;
- infectious pathologies of the respiratory tract.
This drug is recommended for preventive purposes. It helps people who follow a strict diet to avoid manifestations of vitamin deficiency. Also, this complex is indicated for those patients whose work requires high mental and physical stress. Due to the content of beta-carotene, the drug will help maintain vision with increased eye strain.
Contraindications
However, this drug may not be taken by all patients. The Vetron instruction does not recommend prescribing this remedy for allergic reactions to its components. Also, the drug is contraindicated in excess of beta-carotene, vitamin E and ascorbic acid in the body.
The tool for adults can be taken by children starting from the age of 7. But the instruction "Vetoron for children" allows the use of these vitamins from 3 years.
Unwanted effects
This drug is usually well tolerated and does not cause unwanted effects. However, the instruction "Vetoron" warns of possible allergic reactions in people with hypersensitivity to vitamins.
The recommended dosage of the drug must be carefully observed. Otherwise, the development of hypervitaminosis is possible. With an overdose of this agent, carotenoderma (carotene jaundice) occurs. In this condition, the skin of a person, especially the palms and feet, is painted in an orange-yellowish color. This is due to the presence of an excessive amount of beta-carotene in the body. In this case, you need to stop taking the drug until this symptom disappears.
If you take an excessive amount of drops, you need to rinse your stomach and take enterosorbent.
How to use the drug
Instructions "Vetoron" recommends taking the drug once a day in an amount of 6 to 11 drops. The liquid must be dissolved in a glass of water or juice.
Children from 7 years old are recommended to take 5-6 drops per day. At an earlier age, you need to use a special infant form of drops. For the treatment of a child 3-7 years old, the recommended dosage is 4 drops. If the baby drug is taken for prevention, then it is allowed to use 2 drops per day.
The instruction "Vetoron E" recommends that adults take 6-11 drops per day, and children, from 7 years old, 4-6 drops.
This medication is not contraindicated during pregnancy and lactation. But at the same time, drops should be taken in a children's dosage.
The course of therapy is from 2 to 4 weeks. On the recommendation of a doctor, the duration of treatment can be increased to 6 months.
While taking "Vetoron" you can not use other vitamin preparations. This can lead to metabolic disorders. You should also avoid co-administration with "Colestyramine", "Neomycin" and calcium preparations. These funds reduce the effectiveness of vitamins.
Storage, price and analogues
Drops are stored at a temperature not exceeding +30 degrees. They are usable for 2 years.
Vitamins are available in pharmacy chains without a prescription. However, before taking the drug, you need to consult a doctor. The price of a multivitamin complex is from 230 to 380 rubles.
Patients are often interested in cheaper analogues of the drug. These include:
- "Aevit" (vitamins A and E);
- "Revit" (vitamins A, E, group B and ascorbic acid);
- "Gendevit" (vitamins A, E, C, PP and group B);
- "Macrovit" (vitamins A, E, C, D and group B).
The price of these multivitamin complexes is from 50 to 150 rubles.
Vitamin Reviews
You can find many positive reviews of specialists about the drug. Doctors prescribe this drug for the prevention of acute respiratory viral infections during a cold epidemic. Thanks to the protective properties of beta-carotene, the multivitamin complex also helps prevent the occurrence of solar dermatitis.
However, some doctors believe that the effectiveness of this tool is not proven. This medicine cannot cure a cold or flu that has already begun. In this case, it can only be used as part of a comprehensive treatment. Also, experts warn that smokers should not take these vitamins. The combination of nicotine and the active components of the drug may increase the risk of tumors.
Patients also respond positively to the multivitamin complex. This drug helps protect against frequent colds, restores the normal condition of the skin and hair, promotes the healing of the mucous membrane with gastritis and pharyngitis. It is also taken in the summer before sunbathing. Vitamins increase the skin's resistance to ultraviolet radiation.
The drawbacks of drops include patients that this liquid, when spilled, leaves a persistent orange stain on the surface, which can be difficult to wash. In this case, the drug does not stain the teeth and oral mucosa. However, care must be taken when transporting drops. They are best transported in a tightly closed plastic bag.