PRODUCT DETAILS

Composition

Each soft gelatin capsule contains:

• Methylcobalamin – 1500 mcg (Vitamin B12)
• Alpha Lipoic Acid – 100 mg
• Benfotiamine – 37.5 mg (Vitamin B1 derivative)
• Folic Acid – 500 mcg
• Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6) – 1.5 mg
• Inositol – 100 mg
• Selenium – 30 mcg
• Calcium D-Pantothenate – 2.5 mg
• Vitamin E – 2.5 mg
  
  

This is a high-strength neurotropic (nerve support) antioxidant vitamin combination.

Use / Indication

Indus Neuropat Forte is used as a nerve health and neuropathy support supplement, especially for:

• Diabetic neuropathy (burning, tingling, numbness in hands/feet)
• Peripheral neuropathic pain and nerve weakness
• Vitamin B deficiency–related nerve symptoms
• Nerve regeneration support (myelin repair)
• Burning feet syndrome
• General nerve strengthening in chronic illness

It is a supportive treatment, not a painkiller and not a cure for nerve disease.

Direction of Use

• Usually: 1 capsule once daily (or as prescribed)
• Take after food
• Swallow whole with water
• Use consistently for weeks to months for benefit
• Do not stop suddenly if prescribed long-term without advice

Side Effects

Usually mild. Possible effects:

• Nausea or stomach upset
• Bloating
• Headache
• Mild skin rash (rare)
• Metallic taste (occasionally)
• Rare allergic reactions

Warning

• Do not exceed recommended dose (high vitamin intake risk)
• Use cautiously in:
• Kidney or liver disease (doctor supervision needed)
• Not a substitute for:
• Painkillers in severe neuropathic pain
• Diabetes control medications
• Stop and seek care if:
• Severe rash
• Breathing difficulty
• Persistent vomiting occurs

Interaction

May interact with:

• Levodopa (Parkinson’s drug) → vitamin B6 may reduce effect
• Other multivitamins → risk of vitamin excess
• Antidiabetic drugs → generally safe but monitor glucose (neuropathy often diabetic-related)
• Alcohol → may worsen nerve damage and reduce benefit

Caution

• Works gradually (nerve recovery takes time)
• Best effect when combined with:
• Good blood sugar control (if diabetic)
• Healthy diet and physiotherapy
• Not all nerve pain responds equally
• If symptoms worsen (weakness, severe burning, loss of sensation), medical review is needed
• Long-term use should be periodically reviewed by a clinician