Isonikotinsäurehydrazid-Injeel
D 10, D 30, D 200 0.367 ml each.
The tuberculostatic isoniazid (INH) which can be administered both orally (tablets) and parenterally, can bring about the following side effects: headaches, vertigo, polyneuropathy, hepatitis, icterus, intestinal stasis and constipation, as well as psychic disturbances, psychoses and convulsions such as epilepsy, which represent Contra-indications for the application of INH,which also applies to haematuria. As further side effects, skin reactions can occur and, as in the case of the tuberculostatic PAS, a much feared side effect is the occurrence of lupus erythematosus after the use of INH. Also a special isoniazid allergy is known. Further, the following side effects have been described: acroparesthia, paresis, urinary disorders as well as reduced capillary resistance (purpura).
Indications
The above-mentioned symptoms or clinical pictures, especially when they are associated with INH treatment, even if long concluded.
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