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Name/scientific name |
GELOFUSINE (OR EQUIV)
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Self-financed or subsidized by the Hospital Authority |
Hospital Authority Drug Formulary
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Indications |
hypovolemic shock, hemodilution, hypovolemia
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Nutrition and Hematology
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type |
Fluids and electrolytes
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Gelofusine (or equivalent) is a colloidal solution primarily used in the management of patients with hypovolemia or shock. It contains gelatin, which helps increase blood volume and raise blood pressure. Gelofusine is usually given to patients via intravenous injection to quickly replenish body fluids. While using this medication, patients should be monitored regularly to ensure their condition is stable. In Hong Kong, doctors may consider using gelofusine to manage acute blood loss, septic shock, or other conditions that require a rapid increase in blood volume. Although gelofusine is generally considered safe and effective, your doctor's recommendations and dosage instructions should be followed. Before using any medication, patients should learn more about its risks and benefits and seek advice from their doctor.
Instructions for use: GELOFUSINE (or equivalent) is an intravenous drug and should be injected by medical staff in medical facilities. No specific dietary requirements are usually required, but concomitant use with calcium-compatible medications should be avoided. The appearance of the medicine should be checked before use to ensure that there are no foreign matter or sediments.
Dosage Guidelines: The usual starting dose for adults is 4 ml per kilogram of body weight, which can be adjusted according to the patient's condition. In certain circumstances, your physician may adjust the dosage to achieve optimal results. For children, the dosage should be determined according to their weight and physical condition, and it is recommended to use it under the guidance of a physician.
The above is the use and dosage information about GELOFUSINE (or equivalent drugs). Please follow your doctor's advice and prescription when using the drug, and pay close attention to any adverse reactions during use.
GELOFUSINE is an infusion supplement mainly used to treat patients with hypovolemia or shock. Common side effects include dizziness, nausea, skin redness and swelling, allergic reactions, etc. Serious side effects may include irregular heartbeats, difficulty breathing, and decreased blood pressure. Patient response should be closely monitored when using GELOFUSINE to avoid overdose. If serious side effects occur, stop use and seek medical advice immediately. Please seek medical advice before use to ensure safe and effective use of the medication.
GELOFUSINE (or equivalent) is a drug used to treat volume depletion but is contraindicated in certain circumstances. Patients with severe heart disease, pulmonary edema, or renal failure should avoid using GELOFUSINE. Pregnant or nursing women, children, and the elderly should also use this medication with caution. People with obvious drug allergies should stop using GELOFUSINE immediately. At the same time, when used in combination with other specific drugs such as ACE inhibitors or diuretics, the risk of adverse reactions may increase and should be used under the guidance of a doctor. While using GELOFUSINE, patients should be monitored regularly by their physician to ensure good health and avoid possible complications. In short, patients with contraindication symptoms should follow the doctor's advice and avoid using GELOFUSINE to avoid adverse consequences.
GELOFUSINE (or equivalent)
Precautions for use:
This medicine is for use by medical professionals only and should be used according to the physician's instructions. Do not adjust dosage or discontinue use on your own. During use, the patient's reaction should be closely observed. If adverse reactions occur, use should be stopped immediately and consult a physician. Store in a cool, dry place away from children.
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Gelofusine or its equivalent should be used with caution during pregnancy. During pregnancy, always seek medical advice and inform your doctor of your pregnancy status. Make sure your doctor knows your pregnancy so they can determine whether these medications are safe to use.
Use of these drugs by pregnant women may affect the development of the fetus, so your doctor may recommend avoiding use of these drugs during pregnancy or taking special measures if necessary. Please follow your doctor's advice and seek their advice before using any medication.
If you find yourself using gelofusine or its equivalent during pregnancy, tell your doctor immediately. They can provide further guidance and assistance to ensure the health and safety of you and your baby. Use of medications during pregnancy requires extreme caution, and always seek the advice of a medical professional.
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