PIRACETAM INJECTION

Piracetam Injection is a drug medication under the branding of PTAM-15. It is used in the treatment of a wide range of neural disorders. This medication helps treat Alzheimer’s disease, stroke, dementia, age-related memory loss and head injury. During these listed health problems, the body becomes very inactive due to the decreased movement of neurons.

Piracetam belongs to the nootropic class of medications. This type of medicine works by enhancing acetylcholine activity in the brain. Acetylcholine is a chemical messenger in the body and a kind of neurotransmitter that facilitates the passage of information through the synapses of the neurons in the body. The increased activity of the neurons can be helpful against several medical conditions of the brain.

Uses of Piracetam Injection

Some of the practical uses of piracetam injections are listed below. It is advised to take this medication after a doctor’s prescription as, in some cases, these medications can have net adverse effects.

• Strokes
• Dementia
• Old age-related memory loss
• Alzheimer’s disease
• Head Injury

Directions for Use

The following procedure should be followed for taking this medication.

• Piracetam Injection should only be administered by a healthcare professional.
• Clean the skin with clean cloth/water
• Apply some moisturisers to soothe the skin.

Side Effects of Piracetam Injection

The significant side effects of Levetiracetam are listed below.

• Dizziness
• Weight gain
• Involuntary movements in the body
• Irritability in the body

Precautions

Before taking these injections, discussing the following health conditions with your healthcare professional is advised.

• Pregnancy
• Breastfeeding
• Alcohol Consumption
• Liver Problems
• Kidney disorders

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is It Safe To Drink Alcohol While Using This Medication?

Drinking alcohol with this medication is unsafe, as it can cause other issues.

Is It Safe To Drive After Injecting these Injections?

This medication can cause some problems related to the focus of an individual; thus, it is not safe to drive after taking these injections.

Can a person self-administer these injections?

No, it is not safe to self-administer these injections.

Is this medication safe for children?
Yes, if prescribed by the healthcare professional.

Is this medication allergic?
Yes, some components of this medication are allergic.