You can now view all the information related to the Thiotacid drug leaflet through Dalili Medical website. Thiotacid is one of the basic drugs used in treating nerve inflammation and strengthening damaged nerves, and it is also very effective in treating optic neuritis. We will review more details about Thiotacid.

* Thiotacid 600 and 300 mg **

 

Thiotacid is available in the form of tablets and intravenous injections, and comes in several concentrations, which are 300 mg and 600 mg. This drug contains the active ingredient thioctic acid (lipoic acid), and is used as an antioxidant to prevent and treat complications of diabetes and other diseases.

**What is Thiotacid 600 and 300 mg? **

 

Thiotacid 600 and 300 mg is a nutritional supplement that effectively contributes to reducing complications of diabetes and associated neurological problems. It is also associated with treating erectile dysfunction and fertility. This medicine contains thioctic acid and lipoic acid, which help regulate blood sugar levels and protect various cells and tissues in the body.

Diabetes is a chronic disease that occurs as a result of the pancreas' inability to produce enough insulin in the blood. The hormone insulin plays a vital role in regulating blood glucose levels. The most prominent side effects of diabetes include increased urination, thirst, fatigue, and other symptoms associated with the disease.

As for Thiotacid, it is classified as one of the antioxidant drugs that resemble vitamins, and it contains alpha-lipoic acid. Thiotacid belongs to a class of drugs used to treat diabetes, which includes vitamins and nutritional supplements. The scientific name for Thiotacid is thioctic acid, also known as lipoic acid.

What are the pharmaceutical forms of Thiotacid?

 

**Thiocid 600:** It is considered a stronger formula than Thiotacid 300, as it contains 600 mg of alpha-lipoic acid.

**Thiotasid 300:** A common formula containing 300 mg of alpha lipoic acid.

**Thiotasid tablets:** This is the most common form of Thiotacid, and is also available in capsule form.

**Other forms of Thiotacid:**

- Thiotacid tablets 300 mg.

- Thiotacid intramuscular injection 50 mg.

- Thiotacid intramuscular injection 150 mg.

What are the components of Thiotacid?

 

This drug consists of a group of chemical compounds that contribute to alleviating the symptoms of diabetes, and the most prominent of these components are:

- **Vitamin B1**: This vitamin plays an important role in enhancing the function of the nervous system. It is important to note that a deficiency of this vitamin can lead to nerve pain and inflammation.

- **Vitamin B12**: This vitamin contributes to the regeneration of damaged nerve cells as well as the production of red blood cells. It is worth noting that a low level of red blood cells may lead to anemia.

- **Thiooctic acid**: It is considered one of the most important chemical compounds that work as antioxidants, as it protects the body's cells from harmful substances, and also contributes to lowering blood sugar levels and reducing the risk of inflammation.

**What are the benefits of Thioacid 600?**

 

Thanks to its active chemical components, this medicine contributes to lowering blood sugar levels and reducing the risk of neuritis. It is also considered one of the best antioxidant medicines.

**What are the indications for using Thioacid?**

 

We review the following indications for using this distinctive medicine for diabetics:

- It helps in treating neuritis resulting from diabetes.

- It contributes to treating optic neuritis.

- Studies indicate that it can be used to treat erectile dysfunction and fertility problems in men.

**Use of Thioacid 600:**

- Treating diabetic neuropathy.

- Treating liver damage.

- Improving heart function.

- Enhancing brain function.

- Strengthening the immune system.

- Helping in losing weight.

**Thiotasid 300:**It is used for the same reasons as Thiotasid 600, but at a lower dose.

**Thiotasid 600 and erection:**Thiotasid 600 can help improve erections in men with erectile dysfunction.

**Thiotasid tablets:**This is the most common form of Thiotasid, and is also available in capsule form.

**Thiotasid pills:**This is the most common form of Thiotasid, and is also available in capsule form.

**Thiotasid dietary supplement:**It is a dietary supplement that contains alpha lipoic acid, which is a powerful antioxidant and plays an important role in many body functions.

**Thiotasid and erection:**Thiotasid can help improve erections in men with poor erection function.

**Thiotasid and pressure:**Thiotasid can help lower blood pressure.

**Thiotasid and sleep:**Thiotasid can help improve sleep quality.

**Uses of Thiotacid for Men** Thiotacid is used to treat some neurological disorders in patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, including peripheral neuropathy.

It is also used to treat problems of the sixth nerve, and is also prescribed to treat optic neuritis.

Andrologists use it to treat some problems related to masculinity, such as erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and poor sperm motility.

Thiotacid is considered a nutritional supplement that can compensate the body for vitamin B deficiency in some pathological cases.

**How ​​to use Thiotacid**

 

Thiotacid should be used under the supervision of a specialist doctor to determine the appropriate dose and method of use according to the patient's health condition. The following are some general guidelines for using this medicine:

- **Usual dose**: The usual daily dose ranges from 300 to 600 mg.

- **Division**: The dose can be taken all at once or divided into two doses, morning and evening.

- **How ​​to take**: It is preferable to take Thioacid with food to reduce the possibility of stomach upset.

- **Drink enough water**: It is recommended to take the capsule orThe tablet with a full glass of water.

**Important instructions**

**Continuity:** The specified dose must be adhered to and not exceeded to ensure the best results.

**Timing:** It is preferable to take the medicine at the same time every day to make it easier to remember the dose.

**Duration of treatment:** It is determined according to the doctor's instructions, and the treatment period may extend for weeks or months depending on the need and health condition of the patient.

Can Thiotacid be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

 

You should consult your doctor before taking Thiotacid during pregnancy or breastfeeding, as the safety of the drug has not been fully confirmed in these cases.

Does Thiotacid interact with other medications?

 

Yes, Thiotacid may interact with some other medications. It is necessary to inform your doctor about all medications and nutritional supplements you are taking to avoid any drug interactions.

Can Thiotacid be stopped suddenly?

 

It is not recommended to stop taking Thiotacid suddenly without consulting your doctor. You should follow your doctor's instructions regarding adjusting or stopping the dose.

Is Thiotacid effective in dilating the arteries of the feet?

 

Some doctors and pharmacists have indicated that this may happen, but there are no scientific studies or research to support this claim.

What is the difference between regular Thiotacid and compound?

 

Regular Thiotacid contains only one thioctic acid, while compound contains thioctic acid in addition to vitamin B1 and vitamin B12.

When does Thiotacid start working?

 

Thiotacid tablets usually start working as a nutritional supplement in relieving nerve pain after 3 to 5 weeks of starting use.

Is Thiotacid a nerve tonic?

 

This medicine helps relieve nerve inflammation, such as tingling, numbness and pain, and also helps treat nerve cell damage resulting from diabetes.

Do Thiotacid tablets treat sciatica?

 

Doctors define sciatica as the pain resulting from severe pressure on the sciatic nerve, which is the longest in the body, extending from the lower back to the feet.

Therefore, Thiotacid helps relieve pain and inflammation associated with diabetes, making it an ideal treatment for nerve inflammation, including sciatica.

Does Thiotacid pills treat diabetes?

 

Certainly, as this drug works to lower blood sugar levels and reduce nerve inflammation resulting from this chronic disease. It is important to note that not treating diabetes can lead to serious risks, such as nerve damage, heart problems, and other complications.

Can Thiotacid be taken before bed?

 

Doctors advise avoiding taking this medication before bed, as it may cause indigestion due to its thioctic content. It is preferable to take the medication before bedtime, with a 2 to 3-hour break from eating.

Does Thiotacid cause weight gain?

 

On the contrary, medical research has conducted studies on the effectiveness of Thiotacid in reducing weight, and the results have shown that this medication contributes significantly to weight loss, even if only slightly.

When does Thiotacid start to work?

 

Nerve pain is usually noticed after taking this medicine, and it lasts for a period ranging from 3 to 5 weeks.

When is it preferable to take Thiotacid tablets?

 

Eating can negatively affect the absorption of Thiotacid, so it is recommended to take it on an empty stomach, either two hours before eating or at least half an hour after eating.

What is the difference between Thiotacid Compound and Thiotacid Original?

 

Thiotacid Compound contains 300 mg of thioctic acid, while Thiotacid Original contains 600 mg of the same acid, with a difference in the prices of both medicines.

What is the difference between Thiotacid and Neuropatex?

 

Both medicines contain thioctic acid, which is the active ingredient in the medicine we are talking about. The percentage of the active substance in Thiotacid ranges from 300 to 600 mg, while Neuropatex contains 600 mg of the active substance.

Can Thiotacid be used for a year?

 

Some medical studies indicate that using Thiotacid injections for three weeks or taking tablets of this medicine for a period ranging from one to two years can contribute to improving the health of diabetic patients.

### Types of Thiotacid

- **Thiotacid 300 tablets**

Contains 300 mg of thioctic acid.

- **Thiotacid 600 Original tablets**

Contains 600 mg of thioctic acid.

- **Thiotacid Compound 300 tablets**

Contains 300 mg of thioctic acid, 40 mg of vitamin B1, and 250 micrograms of vitamin B12.

- **Thiotacid Compound 600 mg**

Contains 600 mg of thioctic acid, 80 mg of vitamin B1, and 500 mcg of vitamin B12.

**Which is better: Thiotacid Original or Thiotacid Compound?**

 

Thiotacid Compound is more effective in supporting the nervous system and reducing the feeling of numbness, as it contains additional ingredients compared to the original Thiotacid. Therefore, it is considered the best choice for cases of vitamin B1 and B12 deficiency in the body. However, the doctor may choose either of them based on other factors, such as the patient's condition and the causes of the symptoms he suffers from, in addition to other nutritional supplements the patient is taking, in order to avoid taking excessive doses of the same active ingredients.

**Contraindications for Thiotacid**

Thiocid is generally considered a safe treatment, as it causes minor side effects that can be controlled, and it is also safe to use for long periods of up to a year when using injections, and three weeks when taking tablets. However, there are some cases in which its use should be avoided, which are:

1. **Pregnancy and breastfeeding**: The safety of using Thiotacid during pregnancy or breastfeeding has not been proven, so it is recommended to avoid it unless the benefits outweigh the potential risks to the mother or fetus.

2. **Allergy**: Thiotacid should not be used in the event of a known allergy to alpha lipoic acidOr any of the other components of the drug, as allergic reactions such as severe rash, redness and skin irritation may appear.

3. **Driving and using machines**: Caution should be exercised when driving cars or working on dangerous machines, as Thiotacid can affect concentration and visual acuity, which puts the patient's life at risk.

4. **Children**: It is preferable to avoid using Thiotacid for children.

5. **Liver diseases**: Caution should be exercised in case of various liver diseases.

The possible side effects of Thiotacid may vary from person to person, and may be rare and serious if they do not disappear, including:

- Feeling nauseous

- Vomiting

- Skin redness

- Itchy skin

- Severe headache

- Severe abdominal pain

- Shortness of breath

The use of Thiotacid compound 600 can also lead to muscle cramps, in addition to blurred and blurred vision, and toothache.

It should be noted that rapid injection at a rate exceeding 50 mg per minute may cause nervous headache and shortness of breath, but these symptoms are usually temporary and disappear quickly.

Symptoms of numbness may also appear and increase with the beginning of treatment, in addition to loss of concentration.

It is important to note that Thiotacid may lead to low blood sugar levels, so caution should be exercised when using it with other drugs that lower blood sugar or if there is a previous history of low blood sugar levels.

**Side effects of Thiotacid**

Thiocid 600 is considered one of the drugs that may cause common and major side effects in patients.

These symptoms include:

- Allergic reactions such as skin rash and difficulty breathing, in addition to chest tightness and swelling in some areas of the body.

- Feeling dizzy and sometimes headache when taking the dose.

- Scattered muscle and bone pain.

- Some psychological symptoms such as anxiety and tension.

- Nausea and vomiting, with stomach and intestinal cramps.

Some disturbances may appear after taking the medicine, but these effects usually disappear shortly after taking the dose. Some may also experience blurred and slightly blurred vision.

What are the appropriate ways to store Thioacid 300 mg tablets?

 

Safe storage methods for medicines are important priorities to ensure their effectiveness for a longer period. The most prominent ways to store this medicine are:

- The medicine should be kept out of the reach of children.

- The medicine should be stored at a temperature not exceeding 35 degrees Celsius.

- After finishing taking the medicine, it is preferable to put it in its original box to protect it from moisture.

- It is strictly forbidden to take the medicine after the expiration date printed on the package.