RETIMAX 1500 Vitamin A, Retinol, Protective Ointment, Anti-Ageing Anti-Wrinkles Cream For Sensitive & Dehydrated Skin - 30g

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Eye disease affecting the retina (retinitis pigmentosa).Research suggests that taking vitamin A can slow the progression of an eye disease that causes damage to the retina. Automated adjustment of subtended visual angle depending on the optical correction applied to the patient Retimax 1500 Protective Ointment with Vitamin A, is the strongest preparation of this type on the market, tested dermatologically and microbiologically. Ointment can be safely used even by persons prone to allergies and children, eg. With diaper dermatitis. Protective Ointment with Vitamin A, creates in the skin, normal collagen type VII, building fiber anchor that improve connectivity between the epidermis and dermis. Vitamin A also stimulates the increase in the number of new blood vessels in the skin and protects it against damage. Additionally ointment great nourishes, moisturizes and nourishes the skin and is recommended especially for the skin extremely dry, irritated and flaky. Tones the skin and makes the irritated skin becomes soft and smooth. Precancerous lesions in the mouth (oral leukoplakia).Research suggests that taking vitamin A can help treat precancerous lesions in the mouth.

Acute toxicity to vitamin A can occur when adults or children ingest >100x or >20x the RDA, respectively, over a period of hours or a few days. The RDA for vitamin A differs depending on age and sex and can range from 300 - 900 μg retinol activity equivalents (RAE) per day. Symptoms of acute systemic toxicity generally include mucocutaneous involvement (e.g. xerosis, cheilitis, skin peeling) and may involve mental status changes. Children are typically more susceptible to acute vitamin A toxicity - daily intakes of as little as 1500 IU/kg have been observed to result in toxicity. Complications after pregnancy.Taking vitamin A seems to reduce the risk of diarrhea and fever after pregnancy in malnourished women.Cataracts.Research suggests that high intake of vitamin A in the diet is linked to a lower risk of developing cataracts.

Patients affected by advanced AMD, central macular atrophy with unstable fixation and best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) between 20/100 and 20/320 were considered. Selected patients underwent fundus photography and microperimetry with fixation analysis for the selected eye (highest BCVA). Ten consecutive training sessions of 10 min each were performed twice a week in the selected eye with Retimax Vision Trainer (CSO, Florence). BCVA, reading acuity and reading speed, contrast sensitivity, fixation, retinal sensitivity and quality of life questionnaire (VFQ-25) were evaluated at baseline and 7 days following the final session. The extension of retinal dysfunction is quantified very accurately, particularly in the early stages of disease.Systemic: hypomenorrhea, hepatosplenomegaly, hepatotoxicity, jaundice, leukopenia, vitamin A plasma level over 1,200 Units/100 mL. Complications during pregnancy.Taking vitamin A by mouth seems to reduce the risk of death and night blindness during pregnancy in malnourished women.

Measles.Taking vitamin A by mouth seems to reduce the risk of measles complications or death in children with measles and vitamin A deficiency.Breast cancer.Premenopausal women with a family history of breast cancer who consume high levels of vitamin A in their diet seem to have reduced risk of developing breast cancer. It is not known if taking vitamin A supplements has the same benefit. Diarrhea related to HIV.Taking vitamin A along with conventional medicines seems to decrease the risk of death from diarrhea in HIV-positive children with vitamin A deficiency. Recovery from laser eye surgery (photoreactive keratectomy).Taking vitamin A by mouth along with vitamin E seems to improve healing after laser eye surgery. Malaria.Taking vitamin A by mouth seems to decrease malaria symptoms in children less than 3 years-old living in areas where malaria is common.