Hemosol B0
Hemosol B0 is a liquid used in hospitals to help balance your blood chemistry and remove waste when your kidneys aren't working right.
Form
hemodialyysi- / hemofiltraationeste
Active Ingredient
Sodium chloride
Manufacturer
Vantive Belgium S.R.L.
How to Use
Dosage
Your doctor will decide how much Hemosol B0 you need based on your health.
Method
A healthcare professional in a hospital will give you this medicine directly into your blood or through a dialysis machine.
Important
Adults typically receive between 48 and 60 liters per day.
Possible Side Effects
RARE
- •Changes in blood salt levels (like too little phosphate or potassium).
- •Blood levels of bicarbonate being too high or too low (which affects how acidic or basic your blood is).
- •Too much or too little water in your body.
- •Feeling sick to your stomach (nausea).
- •Throwing up (vomiting).
- •Muscle cramps.
- •Low blood pressure.
Important Warnings
- Don't use this medicine if you are allergic to Hemosol B0 or any of its ingredients.
- Only trained hospital staff can give you this medicine.
- Your blood will be checked often to ensure your body's salt and acid levels are balanced.
- Your blood potassium will be carefully watched. You might need extra potassium if levels are low.
- Tell your doctor about all other medicines you take. This is especially true for heart medicines (like digitalis), vitamin D, calcium pills, sodium bicarbonate, or blood thinners (like citrate), as Hemosol B0 can change how they work.
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- If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, talk to your doctor. They will decide if this medicine is safe for you.
- If you get too much Hemosol B0, you might have too much fluid in your blood, high bicarbonate levels, or low blood salt levels. Your doctor will fix this.