Brain protein hydrolysate

The name "brain protein hydrolysate" sounds unfamiliar. What is it? Not only ordinary people don't know what brain protein hydrolysate is, even many rural doctors are very unfamiliar with it. Brain protein hydrolysate is something extracted from the fresh brain of healthy pigs. It can improve sleep, treat headaches, improve memory, and also has a certain effect on the sequelae of brain trauma.

The commercial name of brain protein hydrolysate is cerebrolysin, which can pass through the blood-brain barrier, promote the synthesis of protein in the brain, affect the respiratory chain, have the ability to protect against hypoxia, and improve energy metabolism in the brain. Activates adenylate cyclase and catalyzes other hormone systems. Provides neurotransmitters.

【Effects and indications】 Primary dementia. 1 Vascular dementia (such as multi-infarct dementia) and cognitive dysfunction after stroke. 2 Mixed dementia. 3 Brain dysfunction after cranial surgery. 4. Sequelae of cerebral contusion or concussion.

[Pharmacological action] This product can significantly promote the proliferation of glial cells in newborn rats, promote protein synthesis in brain nerve cells and affect their respiratory chain; it has obvious anti-hypoxia protection function for brain dysfunction caused by various hypoxia models; it can normalize disordered glucose operation and improve energy metabolism in the brain; it can activate adenylate cyclase and other hormone systems, and effectively inhibit the production of oxygen free radicals and hydroxyl free radicals, and has the effect of promoting learning and memory and improving brain function.

[Drug Interactions] 1. Protein hydrolysate injection cannot be infused in the same bottle as amino acid injection. When amino acid infusion is used at the same time, attention should be paid to the possible amino acid imbalance. 2 Co-treatment with antidepressants may result in adverse interactions, leading to undue mental stress. A reduction in the antidepressant dose is recommended at this time.

Cerebroprotein hydrolysates are generally well tolerated. Various experiments showed no potential teratogenic, sensitizing or carcinogenic effects. If the injection is given too quickly, there will be a slight feeling of heat. In very rare cases, chills and slight fever may occur, which is generally related to the patient's physical constitution. So far, no persistent adverse reactions or life-threatening cases have been found after taking the drug.