When considering adding Astymin 3 injection to a Dextrose 5% infusion drip, it is important to know that Astymin 3 contains a mixture of amino acids and sorbitol, which are often compatible with dextrose solutions. However, compatibility depends on factors like concentration, stability, and the patient's condition.

Typically, amino acid injections can be diluted in dextrose solutions for intravenous administration, but this should be done under medical supervision to ensure proper dosing and to avoid any precipitation or incompatibility.

Key points to consider:

• Astymin 3 includes multiple amino acids and sorbitol.
• Dextrose 5% (Dextrose in Water) is commonly used as a diluent.
• Mixing should be confirmed for chemical compatibility and stability.
• Patient-specific factors and dosing must be carefully managed.

It is best to consult a pharmacist or a specialist doctor before mixing these solutions to ensure safety and appropriate administration.