Biotin information from DrugsUpdate
Biotin, a vitamin-B supplement, is used to treat or resolve biotin deficiency. Biotin deficiency results in rapid weight loss, malnutrition and other problems. Biotin is also used to treat hair thinning and treatment of brittle nails.
Pharmacodynamics
No information available
Pharmacokinetics
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Biotin Indications / Biotin Uses
No information available
Biotin Adverse Reactions / Biotin Side Effects
Biotin may cause GI upset with mild skin rashes. However, some of the other adverse events may differ from one person to another.
Precautions
Biotin should not be prescribed in patients with renal disease, history of GI surgery and in smokers.
Special Precautions
No information available
Other Drug Interactions
Biotin may interfere with primidone, phenobarbital, carbamazepine and phenytoin.
Other Interactions
No information available
Dosage
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Food(before/after)
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List of Contraindications
Biotin and Pregnancy
Modified dose may be required in pregnant women. Do not use biotin unless prescribed by a physician.
Biotin and Lactation
Nursing mothers should consult a physician before using biotin supplements.
Biotin and Children
Caution should be exercised before giving any herbals/nutritional supplements to a child without proper medical advice.
Biotin and Geriatic
Information not available
Biotin and Other Contraindications
Information not available
Storage
Store at 20-25°C.
Lab interference
Store at 20-25°C.
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