HUMAN ALBUMIN NG 500G/L 0.2 INJECTION

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• Human Albumin is a vital protein naturally present in your blood. Your liver makes it. Think of albumin like a crucial helper in your bloodstream. It does two main jobs: it helps keep the right amount of fluid inside your blood vessels (this is called maintaining oncotic pressure, which prevents fluid from leaking out into your tissues), and it acts like a tiny delivery truck, carrying important things like hormones, drugs, and nutrients throughout your body.
• Sometimes, due to serious situations like heavy bleeding, severe burns, or conditions causing large amounts of fluid loss, your body loses too much albumin and blood volume. Medical procedures such as major surgery or kidney dialysis can also sometimes lead to a drop in albumin levels. When this happens, giving extra albumin through an injection, like HUMAN ALBUMIN NG 500G/L 0.2 INJECTION, becomes necessary. This helps to quickly restore the lost blood volume, stabilize blood pressure, and ensure that essential substances continue to be transported effectively. By bringing the fluid balance back to normal and supporting circulation, this treatment helps improve the patient's overall condition and recovery. It's a critical step in managing fluid balance and supporting vital bodily functions during critical times.

• HUMAN ALBUMIN NG 500G/L 0.2 INJECTION is always given directly into a vein, usually as an intravenous (IV) infusion. This medicine is not something you take yourself. It will be administered by a doctor or a trained nurse in a hospital or clinic setting. The way you receive this injection is carefully controlled. Your doctor will determine the exact amount (dosage) and how long you will need to receive it. This decision is made specifically for you, taking into account your age, how much you weigh, and importantly, your specific medical condition and how severe it is. Since this is a professional treatment, the healthcare team will monitor you closely during and after the infusion to ensure you are responding well and to manage any potential effects. Do not attempt to administer this medication yourself.