THIAMINE HCL
VITAMIN B-1 · THIAMINE DEFICIENCY ·+1
ARMAS PHARMACEU
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Vitamin B-1
Vitamin B-1, clinically recognized as thiamine, refers to an essential water-soluble nutrient and therapeutic agent rather than a broad, multi-drug therapeutic class. Read more about Vitamin B-1
46 drugs in this class 37 manufacturers
Drugs in Vitamin B-1
B-COMPLEX (thiamine HCl/riboflavin/niacinamide/dexpanthenol/pyridoxine)
VITAMIN B-1 · VITAMIN DEFICIENCY ·+1
EMPOWER PHARMAC
B-COMPLEX (thiamine HCl/riboflavin/niacinamide/dexpanthenol/pyridoxine)
VITAMIN B-1 · VITAMIN DEFICIENCY ·+1
MYLAN INSTITUTI
THIAMINE HCL
VITAMIN B-1 · THIAMINE DEFICIENCY ·+1
Hikma Pharmaceuticals USA
THIAMINE HCL
VITAMIN B-1 · THIAMINE DEFICIENCY ·+1
FRESENIUS KABI
THIAMINE HCL
VITAMIN B-1 · THIAMINE DEFICIENCY ·+1
FRESENIUS KABI
THIAMINE HCL
VITAMIN B-1 · THIAMINE DEFICIENCY ·+1
CAMBER PHARMACE
THIAMINE HCL
VITAMIN B-1 · THIAMINE DEFICIENCY ·+1
Avet Pharmaceuticals
THIAMINE HCL
VITAMIN B-1 · THIAMINE DEFICIENCY ·+1
FOSUN PHARMA US
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Vitamin B-1, clinically recognized as thiamine, refers to an essential water-soluble nutrient and therapeutic agent rather than a broad, multi-drug therapeutic class.
Pharmacologically categorized under the B-complex vitamins, it functions following conversion into its active coenzyme, thiamine pyrophosphate, which plays an indispensable role in carbohydrate metabolism, ATP production, and nerve conduction.
Therapeutically, thiamine is indicated for the prevention and treatment of vitamin B-1 deficiency states, notably infantile and adult beriberi, as well as neurologic complications such as Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome frequently associated with chronic alcohol use disorder or severe malnourishment.
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nih.gov
Vitamin B-1, clinically recognized as thiamine, refers to an essential water-soluble nutrient and therapeutic agent rather than a broad, multi-drug therapeutic class
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nih.gov
Vitamin B-1, clinically recognized as thiamine, refers to an essential water-soluble nutrient and therapeutic agent rather than a broad, multi-drug therapeutic class Pharmacologically categorized under the B-complex vitamins, it functions following conversion into its active coenzyme, thiamine pyrophosphate, which plays an indispensable role in carbohydrate metabolism, ATP production, and nerve conduction Therapeutically, thiamine is indicated for the prevention and treatment of vitamin B-1 defi...
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drugbank.com
Pharmacologically categorized under the B-complex vitamins, it functions following conversion into its active coenzyme, thiamine pyrophosphate, which plays an indispensable role in carbohydrate metabolism, ATP production, and nerve conduction
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nih.gov
Pharmacologically categorized under the B-complex vitamins, it functions following conversion into its active coenzyme, thiamine pyrophosphate, which plays an indispensable role in carbohydrate metabolism, ATP production, and nerve conduction
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