Aminofusion Infusion
Bottle of 100 ml Infusion · by Tablets India Limited
Composition:Amino Acids (NA)
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About this medicine
Aminofusion Infusion should be used exactly as prescribed. This medicine should be administered only under medical supervision, usually by intravenous infusion in a hospital or clinical setting. The dose, infusion rate, and duration depend on age, body weight, nutritional status, fluid balance, kidney and liver function, and the overall parenteral nutrition plan. It should be used exactly as prescribed, with careful monitoring of hydration, electrolytes, blood glucose, and clinical response. Do not self-administer unless specifically trained and advised by a qualified healthcare professional.
- Composition
- Amino Acids (NA)
- Manufacturer
- Tablets India Limited
- Pack
- Bottle of 100 ml Infusion
- Storage
- Store below 25°C, protect from light, do not freeze.
- Medicine class
- Allopathic
- Type
- Branded
- Prescription
- Required
- Order limits
- 1 to 10 Bottle
Aminofusion Infusion should be used exactly as prescribed. This medicine should be administered only under medical supervision, usually by intravenous infusion in a hospital or clinical setting. The dose, infusion rate, and duration depend on age, body weight, nutritional status, fluid balance, kidney and liver function, and the overall parenteral nutrition plan. It should be used exactly as prescribed, with careful monitoring of hydration, electrolytes, blood glucose, and clinical response. Do not self-administer unless specifically trained and advised by a qualified healthcare professional.
- Composition
- Amino Acids (NA)
- Manufacturer
- Tablets India Limited
- Pack
- Bottle of 100 ml Infusion
- Storage
- Store below 25°C, protect from light, do not freeze.
- Medicine class
- Allopathic
- Type
- Branded
- Prescription
- Required
- Order limits
- 1 to 10 Bottle
Substitutes
Same composition, strength and form. Ask your doctor or pharmacist before you switch.