THIOGAMMA 600 oral film -coated tablets, 30 pcs

Instructions for use for THIOGAMMA 600 oral film -coated tablets, 30 pcs

Detailed instructions for THIOGAMMA 600 oral film -coated tablets, 30 pcs

Field of use

Thiogamma® 600 Oral: Effective in diabetic polyneuropathy.
About every third patient with diabetes suffers from diabetic polyneuropathy. Typical symptoms such as tingling, numbness, burning or pain in the feet and hands can occur. The main cause of this nerve damage is oxidative stress, which is caused by the diabetes -related changed metabolism. 1), 2), 3)

Thiogamma® 600 orally with the antioxidant alpha-liponic acid offers an advantageous therapy option by helping the body reduce oxidative stress. As a result, it counteracts sensations from which many people suffer with diabetic nerve damage and can thus improve the quality of life of those affected. 4)

Patients have trusted the proven German drug quality of Thiogamma® 600 oral for over 25 years. If the daily recommended dose of 600 mg alpha lipoic acid is taken, according to a study, there may be a significant reduction in symptoms such as deafness, burning, tingling and pain after 5 weeks. 5)
Due to the good tolerance, alpha lipoic acid is orally suitable for continuous treatment.

Thiogamma® 600 orally with antioxidant alpha lipoic acid:

• Relieves of sensations in diabetic polyneuropathy
• Well tolerated and suitable for continuous treatment
• Only 1 tablet daily
• Made in Germany
• Without prescription in your pharmacy

Treat the cause and symptoms of diabetic polyneuropathy with alpha lipoic acid.
Alpha lipoic acid combats a cause of diabetic polyneuropathy by cutting off free radicals and thus reducing increased oxidative stress. 6) This powerful antioxidant has proven itself in the relief of unpleasant complaints in diabetic polyneuropathy such as tingling, burning and pain. 7)
The special thing about alpha lipoic acid: it not only looks antioxidant, but also regenerates other important antioxidants for the body such as vitamin C and E. 6)

Daily self -control.
In addition to regular check -ups at the doctor, you should also thoroughly inspect your feet yourself every day. Are there any changes to nails or skin? Do you recognize pressure points, cracks or cracks? A small hand mirror can be useful for precise examination or you ask relatives for help. You should communicate abnormalities to your doctor.

Regular foot bath - but right.
A foot bath should take place regularly - a maximum of 3 times a week - and not longer than about 3 minutes. Lukewarm water (30 to 37 ° C) is optimal. Be sure to check the water temperature with a thermometer! There is no need for alcoholic bathing additives or soaps. After the bathroom, dry or blow dry with a soft towel.

Nail scissors are taboo.
Due to the risk of injury, nail files should be avoided on scissors, nail clips or tip nail files. This also applies to the use of chicken eye plasters or caustic tinctures. To shorten the nails, a rounded file from sandpaper is recommended.

Never run barefoot.
When walking barefoot, you risk running splinters, toe your toes or injuring yourself in a different way. In summer there is also a risk of burning the feet through sunlight or hot sand.

Eyes open when buying shoes.
In order to prevent pressure points or blisters by shoes that are too tight, you should use the removed inner sole to check whether the shoe is far enough. Also feel the shoes from the inside to ensure that there are no disturbing seams or bumps. High paragraphs are not recommended. It is best to buy new shoes in the early afternoon and run it in well. This can help to avoid incorrect loads.

Frequent questions and answers

What is diabetic polyneuropathy?
It is the most common form of diabetic neuropathy. "Neuropathy" is the medical generic term for diseases of the nerves, "poly" means that several nerves are affected at the same time.
Specifically, the increased blood sugar mainly damages the particularly sensitive long nerve fibers, which extend into the feet and toes. Most of the time, the problems therefore occur on the tips of both feet and then spread out in the lower legs and hands. Due to the nerve damage, incorrect signals can be sent and become noticeable for the patient as sensations (e.g. tingling).

Why are the nerves damaged in diabetes?
Constantly increased blood sugar levels cause nerve -damaging processes to be started:

• Oxidative stress
• Inflammatory reactions
• Circulatory disorders

Especially oxidative stress increases the nerve. It is formed, with diabetes more so -called free radicals - aggressive oxygen molecules that attack the body's structures (e.g. nerve cells) - can be intercepted than can be intercepted by antioxidants. Antioxidants are substances that make these radicals harmless and protect the body from it. They are therefore also called "radical catchers.

What is alpha lipoic acid?
Alpha lipoic acid is a natural fatty acid. The human body can partially produce them itself or absorb them through food. 6) There is a lot of alpha-lipoic acid in broccoli, offal (kidneys, heart, liver), spinach and tomatoes. 6) Alpha lipoic acid takes on some important tasks in the body: it is a strong antioxidant, protects cells from free radicals and thus reduces oxidative stress in the body. It is also involved in numerous metabolic reactions.
A special advantage: alpha lipoic acid is both water and fat-soluble. 6) As a result, it can act in a wide variety of areas in the body 6) and counter -diabetes -related nerve damage and the resulting sensations cause sensations. The well -researched active ingredient has been used against sensations in diabetic polyneuropathy for more than 25 years.

1) Vincent et al. Endocr Rev 2004 Aug; 25 (4): 612–628.
2) Bönhof et al. Endocr Rev 2019 Feb 1; 40 (1): 153–192.
3) Brownlee. Diabetes 2005 Jun; 54 (6): 1615–1625.
4) Agathos et al. J int med res 2018 May; 46 (5): 1779–1790.
5) Ziegler et al. Diabetes Care 2006 Nov; 29 (11): 2365–2370.
6) Rochette et al. Can J Physiol Phamacol 2015 Dec; 93 (12): 1021-1027.
7) Çakici et al. Diabet med 2016 Nov; 33 (11): 1466–1476.

Active ingredients / ingredients / ingredients

600 mg DL-alpha lipoic acid
Cellulose, microcrystalline auxiliary material (+)
Crooscarmellosis, sodium salt auxiliary material (+)
Dimeticon Hedge substance (+)
Hypromellic auxiliary substance (+)
0.0041 Be carbohydrates Hedge material (+)
Lactose 1-water auxiliary substance (+)
Macrogol 6000 Hedge Terms (+)
Magnesium stair auxiliary material (+)
Sodium dodecylsulfate auxiliary substance (+)
Silicium dioxide, high disperser auxiliary substance (+)
Talcum auxiliary material (+)

Contradictions

• The medicine cannot be taken
  • if you are allergic to thioc acid or one of the other components.

dosage

Application recommendation of Thiogamma 600 oral (pack size: 30 pc):

In order to achieve optimal effectiveness, Thiogamma® 600 should be taken orally as follows: 1 tablet, unchastated and with sufficient liquid, e.g. B. a glass of water. The intake should take place on an empty stomach, about 30 minutes before the first meal. Do not take Thiogamma® 600 orally together with metal -containing medication (e.g. magnesium or iron). When consuming dairy products, attention must be paid to a time -shifted intake due to their calcium content.

Taking

• The film -coated tablets are to be incolored and with sufficient liquid on an empty stomach. The simultaneous absorption of food can hinder the transition of thiocic acid into the bloodstream. It is therefore particularly important for patients who also have an extended gastric emptying period that taking it half hour before the meal/breakfast.

Patient information

• Warnings and Precautions
  • Please speak to your doctor, pharmacist or the medical staff before taking the medicine.
  • Children and adolescents
    • Children and adolescents are to be taken from the treatment because there are no clinical experiences for this age group.

 

• Wateriness and operating machines:
  • There are no special precautions required.

   

Pregnancy

• If you are pregnant or breastfeed, or if you suspect that you are pregnant or intend to become pregnant, ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before taking this drug
• It corresponds to the general principles of pharmacotherapy, during pregnancy and breastfeeding pharmaceuticals only to apply after careful use-risk assessment.
• Pregnant and breastfeeding should only undergo treatment with alpha lipoic acid after careful recommendation and surveillance by the doctor, since there are no experience with this patient group so far. Special studies on animals have not given any indications of fertility disorders or fruit -damaging effects.
• Nothing is known about a possible transfer of alpha lipoic acid to breast milk.

  

Hints

Thiogamma® 600 oral. Active ingredient: alpha lipoic acid 600 mg. Areas of application: sensations in diabetic polyneuropathy. Read the package supplement and ask your doctor or pharmacist for risks and side effects. Wörwag Pharma GmbH & Co. KG, 71034 Böblingen

Miscellaneous

- The basis of the treatment is the optimal diabetes setting.

- The intake of the tablet during the eating can hinder the absorption of the active ingredient.

- The regular consumption of alcohol represents a significant risk factor for the development and progression of nerve disorders and can thus also affect the success of treatment with the drug. Therefore, in the case of nerves (diabetic polyneuropathy) caused by diabetics, it is recommended to largely avoid the enjoyment of alcohol. This also applies to treatment -free sections.

- The active ingredient is a metalchelator and should therefore not be given at the same time with metal compounds (e.g. iron preparations, magnesium preparations, dairy products due to the calcium content).
- When the entire daily dose is taken 30 minutes before breakfast, iron and magnesium preparations can be taken at noon or in the evening.

Manufacturer:  Wörwag Pharma GmbH & Co. KG, Calwer Straße 7, 71034 Böblingen