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Your doctor may prescribe U Bet Lyo 100000IU Injection to help manage the following conditions:

• Acute pancreatitis: U Bet Lyo 100000IU Injection may help control inflammation and limit tissue damage caused by excessive enzyme activity during sudden inflammation of the pancreas.
• Sepsis and severe inflammation: In countries where this use is approved or part of clinical practice, this medicine may be used alongside other treatments to help control an excessive inflammatory response.

U Bet Lyo 100000IU Injection may provide supportive benefits by helping control excessive enzyme activity and inflammation during serious illness.

• Helps control inflammation: It reduces the activity of enzymes involved in inflammatory tissue damage.
• Helps protect tissues: By limiting excessive enzyme activity, this medicine may help reduce further damage to tissues during severe inflammation.
• Supports treatment of acute pancreatitis: It may be used alongside fluids, pain relief, nutritional support, and other treatments to help manage acute pancreatitis.
• Provides supportive treatment in severe inflammation: In some settings, it may be added to standard treatment for severe inflammatory conditions when considered appropriate by the doctor.

• Follow your doctor’s instructions on the dosage and timing of this medication to ensure safety and optimal results.
• U Bet Lyo 100000IU Injection is administered by a trained healthcare professional.
• Do not self-administer.

• Follow your doctor's nutrition advice: During acute pancreatitis, your healthcare team will decide when and what you should eat based on the severity of your illness and how well you tolerate food.
• Choose lower-fat foods when advised: Once you are eating normally, your doctor or dietitian may recommend limiting high-fat foods depending on the cause and severity of pancreatitis.
• Avoid alcohol: Alcohol can contribute to pancreatitis and may increase the risk of further pancreatic problems. Follow your doctor's advice about avoiding alcohol.
• Stay hydrated: Drink fluids as recommended by your healthcare team, particularly while recovering from an acute illness.
• Avoid smoking: Smoking is associated with pancreatic disease and can increase the risk of further pancreatic problems.

• Report allergy symptoms immediately: Tell your healthcare team if you develop difficulty breathing, swelling, severe dizziness, itching, or a widespread rash during or after treatment.
• Tell your doctor about previous allergies: Inform your doctor about any previous serious reactions to medicines before treatment begins.
• Report infusion-site problems: Tell your nurse if you develop pain, burning, redness, or swelling around the IV site.
• Share your complete medicine list: Tell your healthcare team about all prescription medicines, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, supplements, and herbal products you use.
• Follow your treatment plan: Ulinastatin is supportive treatment and does not replace other treatment needed for pancreatitis, sepsis, or the underlying cause of severe inflammation.
• Discuss pregnancy and breastfeeding: Tell our doctor if you are pregnant, planning a pregnancy, or breastfeeding so the benefits and possible risks can be considered.