Cerebrolysin - analogues

Because of the high price, intolerance, the appearance of pronounced side effects or increased sensitivity to the components, patients are often asked to replace something with Cerebrolysin - analogues are usually cheaper and better tolerated. But when choosing a drug, many other nuances should be considered and first consult a doctor.

Cerebrolysin analogues in tablets and other oral dosage forms

It should immediately be noted that there are no direct analogues of the described drug according to its active substance (hydrolyzate from the pig's brain tissue). Consider the closest to Cerebrolysin generics, which produce an identical effect.

The best synonymous nootropic in the form of tablets is Actovegin . It is also based on a natural active ingredient - gemoderivate from calf blood after thorough purification (deproteinization).

Actovegin acts as follows:

Another analogue of Cerebrolysin is Ceraxon. It is available in several dosage forms, one of which is a solution for internal administration.

Ceraxon is based on sodium citicoline, which has a wide range of effects:

Synonyms and analogues of Cerebrolysin for intravenous and intramuscular administration

One of the most potent medicines of the type described is Cortexin. It is sold in the form of a powder (lyophilizate) for the subsequent preparation of the solution.

The active substance in Cortexin is a homogeneous complex of polypeptides with very low molecular weight soluble in water. The presented analog of Cerebrolysin is used to perform injections that have a neuroprotective, tissue-specific, nootropic and antioxidant effect.

Cortexin is much more effective in this:

Very similar to the mechanism of action of the analogue of Cerebrolysin in ampoules is the already mentioned Ceraxon. It is also available in the form of a solution for intravenous and intramuscular administration, having the same properties as oral fluid. Only in this case, Ceraxon is quickly absorbed, and sodium citicoline immediately enters the brain cells through the circulatory system.