Glutaverge 100 Infusion 100 ml

$ name is used to provide nutritional support in patients with increased metabolic demands or those who cannot obtain adequate nutrition through the digestive tract. It may be prescribed for the following conditions:

• Critical illness and trauma: It helps the body recover from severe physical stress, such as major injuries or infections, by supplying critical nutrients that support immune function and tissue repair.
• Severe burns: It aids in healing damaged skin and tissues by preventing muscle breakdown and supporting the increased metabolic demands of burn recovery.
• Post-major surgery: It supports recovery after major surgical procedures by helping to maintain the integrity of the digestive tract and boosting the immune system when normal eating is restricted.
• Parenteral nutrition support: It serves as an essential supplement to standard intravenous nutrition plans for patients who cannot consume or absorb food through their digestive system.

Glutaverge 100 Infusion provides vital support during periods of extreme physical stress, helping you recover more efficiently and regain your strength. By delivering nutrients directly into your bloodstream, it bypasses the digestive system, making it highly effective for patients who cannot eat normally.

Some of the key benefits you can expect from this therapy include:

• Preservation of muscle mass: It prevents your body from breaking down its own muscle tissue for energy during severe illness, helping you maintain physical strength.
• Protection of the gut barrier: It helps maintain the health of your intestinal lining, which reduces the risk of gut-related complications and infections.
• Enhanced immune support: It fuels your immune cells, allowing your body to defend itself more effectively against infections and heal wounds faster.

• Follow your doctor’s instructions on the dosage and timing of this medication to ensure safe and effective use.
• Glutaverge 100 Infusion will be administered intravenously by the doctor or healthcare professional in a medical setting.
• Do not self-administer.

Follow your specific diet plan: Work closely with a clinical dietitian to transition safely from intravenous nutrition to oral foods when your digestive tract is ready.

• Stay well-hydrated: If you are allowed to drink fluids, ensure you consume adequate water to help your kidneys process nutrients and clear metabolic waste.
• Monitor your injection site: Regularly check the IV or catheter site for any signs of infection, such as increased warmth, pain, redness, or fluid leakage.
• Prioritise rest: Give your body ample time to rest, as metabolic healing and tissue repair consume a significant amount of physical energy.

• Inspect before use: Always check the infusion bag or bottle for leaks, cracks, or discolouration before infusing. The liquid must be completely clear and colourless.
• Rotate injection sites: If you receive infusions over a long period, work with your nurse to rotate infusion sites to prevent vein irritation or damage.
• Practice strict hygiene: Ensure that the environment where the infusion is prepared is completely clean to prevent catheter-related infections.
• Monitor organ function: Your doctor will perform regular blood tests to monitor your liver and kidney function while you are receiving this medication.
• Report sudden changes: Inform your medical team immediately if you experience a sudden onset of fever, chills, or sweating during the infusion.