What are the side effects of Oxiracetam injection

Oxiracetam injection is a prescription drug that can relieve Alzheimer's disease and memory impairment. Although the drug is very effective after use, if the patient has renal insufficiency, he should consult a doctor before deciding whether to use the drug. Some patients will become more excited after using the drug, so they need a smaller dose. Now let's talk about the side effects of Oxiracetam injection.

Case 1

The side effects of Oxiracetam injection are not serious. As long as the patient uses the drug correctly under the guidance of a doctor, there will generally be no serious side effects, so patients do not need to worry too much. Toxicological studies in animals indicate that the acute toxicity of Oxiracetam injection is low. No animal death was observed in mice after oral administration of 10 g/kg, intravenous administration of 2 g/kg, and oral administration of 10 g/kg to rats. No mutagenicity, carcinogenicity, or reproductive toxicity was observed.

Case 2

The indications of Oxiracetam injection are for the treatment of brain damage and the resulting neurological deficits, memory and intellectual impairment. Oxiracetam injection is an analog of piracetam that can improve memory and learning functions in patients with Alzheimer's disease and memory disorders. The results of mechanism studies suggest that oxiracetam injection can promote the synthesis of phosphocholine and phosphoethanolamine, increase the ATP/ADP ratio in the brain, and increase the synthesis of proteins and nucleic acids in the brain.

Case 3

The toxic and side effects of drugs are caused by the low selectivity of drug action (different organs and tissues of the body show obvious differences in sensitivity to drugs, with a particularly strong effect on a certain organ or tissue, but very weak effect on other tissues, and even no effect on adjacent cells. This phenomenon is called drug selectivity). When a drug acts on a certain tissue, due to its low selectivity, other normal tissues are often affected by the drug, resulting in adverse reactions in the body. Generally speaking, drugs with high selectivity have fewer toxic and side effects, while drugs with low selectivity have a wider range of effects and more adverse reactions.