Introduction of Flexbumin Infusion

• Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion is a sterile liquid training of human plasma albumin. {It is used to treat loss of blood volume. It is indicated for conditions such as hypovolemia, hypoalbuminemia, acute nephrosis and liver failure. Flexbumin 20 gm Injection is used to replace blood volume loss due to excessive trauma, haemorrhage, severe burns or injury by maintaining the oncotic or colloid osmotic pressure of the circulating blood volume.

  Patients with a history of allergy to Flexbumin Injection and those with heart failure, pulmonary oedema or severe anaemia should not use this Flexbumin Injection.

  The use of Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion may have an effect on blood pressure and sodium levels. Flexbumin Injection may cause an increase in blood pressure due to its volume-expanding effect and also an increase in sodium levels as it is made from human blood plasma, which contains sodium. However, the effect on blood pressure and sodium levels may vary depending on the patient's specific medical condition and response to treatment. It is therefore important to monitor blood pressure and sodium levels closely when taking Flexbumin 20 gm.
  

Uses of Flexbumin Infusion

• Hypovolemia: Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion is used to treat hypovolemia, a condition characterised by low blood volume which can be caused by various factors such as blood loss, dehydration or excessive fluid loss.

  Hypoalbuminemia: Flexbumin Injection is used to treat hypoalbuminemia, a condition characterised by low levels of albumin in the blood. This can occur as a result of conditions such as liver disease, kidney disease, malnutrition and chronic inflammation.

  Acute Nephrosis: Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion is used to treat acute nephrosis, a condition characterised by inflammation and swelling of the kidneys.

  Liver Failure: Flexbumin 20 gm is used in the treatment of patients with liver failure.
  

Benefits of Flexbumin Infusion

• Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion can be utilized as a volume expander to increase blood volume in cases of hypovolemia, which can occur as a result of shock, burns, and liver disease.

  Flexbumin 20 gm Injection can be utilized to treat hypoalbuminemia, a condition characterized by low levels of albumin in the blood, seen in patients suffering from liver disease, kidney disease, and other medical conditions.

  Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion can be employed to decrease oedema by increasing the volume of albumin in the blood and by drawing fluid back into the blood vessels.

  Flexbumin Injection can be used to offer extra protein and other vital nutrients to patients who are malnourished or have nutritional deficiencies.
  

Side Effects of Flexbumin Infusion

• ​As with all medicines, Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion may have side effects which do not require medical attention and which will disappear as your body adjusts to the medicine. Tell your doctor if they persist or if you're worried about them.

Most Common Side Effects of Flexbumin Infusion

• • Mild hypotension
  • Flushing
  • Urticaria
  • Fever
  • Nausea
    

Common Side Effects of Flexbumin Infusion

• • Anaphylaxis
    

How to Use Flexbumin Infusion?

• Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion is administered by a healthcare professional or nurse in a hospital or clinic setting. The specific dosing and administration of the Flexbumin Injection will be determined by the patient's clinical condition, age, medical history, and other factors. It is important to note that this Flexbumin 20 gm Injection should not be self-administered, and it is important to follow the instructions of the healthcare professional administering the Flexbumin 20 gm.
  

How Flexbumin Infusion Works?

• Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion is a solution that is intended for intravenous infusion, Flexbumin 20 gm is made up of human albumin, a protein that is naturally present in the blood. Flexbumin Injection works by replacing the loss of blood or body fluids that may occur due to excessive bleeding, surgeries, or kidney dialysis.
  

Safety Advices Flexbumin Infusion

Alcohol

Unsafe

Drinking alcohol while consuming Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion is generally discouraged as it can potentially heighten the chances of liver damage. It is advisable to either abstain from alcohol or restrict your alcohol intake when using any medication.

Kidney

Use with Caution

Patients with kidney disease should exercise caution when using Flexbumin 20 gm Injection. It is crucial for them to closely monitor their kidney function while taking Flexbumin 20 gm and promptly inform their doctor of any unusual symptoms or changes in kidney function. Adjustments to the dosage of Flexbumin 20 gm may be necessary for patients with kidney disease.

Driving

Safe

The effect of Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion on driving skills is still unknown. Should any signs of impaired focus and delayed reaction arise, it is recommended to avoid driving a vehicle.

Liver

Use with Caution

Patients with liver disease should exercise caution when using Flexbumin Injection. It is crucial for them to closely monitor their liver function while taking Flexbumin 20 gm Injection and promptly inform their doctor of any abnormal symptoms or changes in liver function. In patients with liver disease, the dosage of Flexbumin 20 gm may require adjustment.

Breastfeeding

Use with Caution

The excretion of this Flexbumin 20 gm/100ml (BAG) Infusion in human milk is still unknown. Therefore, it is recommended to exercise caution when administering Flexbumin Injection to a nursing mother. If you are currently breastfeeding and taking Flexbumin 20 gm Injection, it is essential to discuss with your doctor the potential risks and benefits of continuing to breastfeed. Your doctor will assist you in making the most suitable decision for the health of both you and your baby.

Pregnancy

Safe

The effects of Flexbumin 20 gm on animal reproduction have not been studied. It is uncertain whether Flexbumin Injection can harm the fetus or affect reproductive ability when given to pregnant women. The use of Flexbumin Injection in pregnant women should be limited to cases where it is clearly necessary.